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Slovak PM “stable” but seriously hurt after assassination attempt

After being shot many times on Wednesday, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is in a stable but critical state, according to medical professionals. After five hours in surgery, the hospital director reported he was now […]

How suspected smuggler chased by Polish border force broke his leg

October 5, 2023 Marvin Darling 0

A suspected people smuggler driving a minibus carrying nine Syrian refugees blew through a Polish security post near the border with Slovakia before escaping on foot. The individual refused to halt at the Zwardo crossing […]

South Sudan military deputy arrested, threatening peace deal

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South Sudanese forces have arrested a high-ranking military official allied with First Vice President Riek Machar and deployed troops around Machar’s residence, raising fears over the stability of the country’s fragile 2018 peace agreement. Machar’s […]

Germany halts aid to Rwanda over Congo conflict

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Germany has announced the suspension of new development aid to Rwanda, citing Kigali’s alleged involvement in the ongoing conflict in neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo. The decision, revealed by Germany’s development ministry on Tuesday, underscores […]

Lesotho reacts to Trump’s ‘nobody has heard of it’ remark

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The government of Lesotho has expressed shock and disappointment over U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent remark suggesting that “nobody has ever heard of” the southern African nation. The comment, made during Trump’s first address to […]

Pakistan mourns victims of deadly suicide attack on military base

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Thousands of people gathered in the streets of Bannu, northwestern Pakistan, on Wednesday to attend the funerals of 18 victims, including six children, killed in a devastating suicide attack on a military installation. The attack, […]

US charges suspect in 2021 attack on troops in Afghanistan

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The United States has charged Mohammad Sharifullah with aiding in the planning of the deadly 2021 attack at Kabul’s Hamid Karzai International Airport, which killed 13 U.S. service members during the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, […]

Greek minister under investigation over deadly train crash amid protests

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The Greek parliament voted on Tuesday to establish a committee to investigate a minister’s handling of the aftermath of the 2023 train disaster, the country’s deadliest rail accident, which claimed 57 lives. The decision follows […]

Guinea-Bissau’s president Embaló seeks second term amid political unrest

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President Umaro Sissoco Embaló has declared his intention to seek a second term in the upcoming November elections, intensifying political tensions in Guinea-Bissau as the opposition refuses to acknowledge his legitimacy as the country’s current […]

Trial of 40 Tunisian opposition figures deepens political divisions

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A highly anticipated trial involving 40 prominent opposition figures, including politicians, lawyers, media personalities, and business leaders accused of conspiring against state security, commenced on Wednesday at the Tunis Primary Court. The case has intensified […]

Indian court orders release of Briton detained for years

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A British man detained in India for six years without trial in connection with a high-profile corruption case must be released on bail, the Delhi High Court has ruled. Christian James Michel, an arms consultant, […]