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Man Dies After Setting Himself on Fire Outside Trump Trial Courthouse
A man who doused himself in an accelerant and set himself on fire outside the courthouse where former President Donald… Read More
Taliban Clamp Down on Media: Noor TV and Barya TV Suspended
The Taliban's suspension of Noor TV and Barya TV in Afghanistan marks another instance of media restrictions under their control.… Read More
Croatia’s Election Outcome: A Balancing Act Ahead
Croatia's ruling conservatives, led by Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic, emerged victorious in the parliamentary election, securing 60 seats in the… Read More
Hamas Endorses Iran’s Attack on Israel
Hamas declared its support for Iran's recent attack on Israel, calling it a justified response to Israel's targeting of the… Read More
Maldives President Muizzu Faces Corruption Allegations Ahead of Parliamentary Elections
As the Maldives prepares for parliamentary elections, President Mohamed Muizzu is embroiled in controversy following leaked reports alleging corruption dating… Read More
Poland’s President Duda Visits Trump Amidst Foreign Policy Debate
Former President Donald Trump's meeting with Polish President Andrzej Duda in New York has stirred debate over foreign policy and… Read More
Navigating Identity in Conflict: The Struggle of Lebanon’s Displaced
As tensions flare between Israel and Hezbollah, the plight of former South Lebanon Army (SLA) members, now residing in Israel,… Read More
Greece’s Marine Park Initiative Sparks Controversy with Turkey and Environmental Groups
Greece's ambitious plan to establish two large marine parks in the Ionian and Aegean Seas, aiming to protect biodiversity and… Read More
Croatian Elections: A Crucial Test for HDZ’s Long-standing Dominance
As Croats participate in parliamentary elections on April 17, all eyes are on Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic and his conservative… Read More
U.S. Urges Dialogue Between India and Pakistan Amid Alleged Anti-Terror Operations
Amidst reports of alleged anti-terror operations by India across borders, the U.S. State Department has refrained from involvement, instead urging… Read More