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Tunisia’s presidential race marred by arrests and claims of intimidation

Presidential polls in Tunisia have gotten off to a rocky start with critics denouncing a crackdown that has seen opponents of leader Kais Saied arrested, jailed and blocked from running. Tuesday was the deadline for candidates to register for the 6 October vote. Prominent rival Abir Moussi, 49, head of the Free Destourian Party, was […]

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Foreign Ministries of Ukraine and Zambia Dmytro Kuleba  signed a memorandum of political consultations

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba: “Today in Lusaka, my Zambian colleague Mulambo Haimbe and I held detailed talks. We discussed ways to advance bilateral relations between Ukraine and Zambia, as well as our cooperation in international organizations. We also signed a memorandum of understanding between foreign ministries on political consultations, structuring our

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Three men in court over alleged theft of cocoa valued N80 million

The accused persons pleaded not guilty to the charge. Three men, Oyewusi Omotade, Kayode Fagbuyiro, and Abu Enemona, were on Tuesday arraigned before an Ado-Ekiti Chief Magistrates’ Court over alleged theft of cocoa valued N80 million. Omotade, 28, Fagbuyiro, 45, and Enemona, 30, who reside at Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State, are facing a two-count charge of

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UN agency raises 20% of needed African drought aid

The U.N. World Food Program has faced challenges in raising $400 million for its Southern Africa drought response, collecting just one-fifth of what it needs to help seven countries in the region, a WFP spokesperson said on Tuesday. The funding environment had become increasingly difficult as drought has dramatically raised the region’s food needs, Thomson

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EU council approves $4.58bln aid payment to Ukraine

The Council of the European Union approved Tuesday an initial payment of nearly €4.2 billion ($4.58 billion) under the Ukraine Facility mechanism. The Council of the European Union approved Tuesday an initial payment of nearly €4.2 billion ($4.58 billion) under the Ukraine Facility mechanism. This decision, announced by the Hungarian Presidency of the Council, marks

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Musk and X launch legal action over ‘massive advertiser boycott’

Elon Musk posted about the lawsuit on X on Tuesday, saying ‘now it is war’ after two years of being nice. Elon Musk’s social media platform X has sued a group of advertisers, alleging that a “massive advertiser boycott” deprived the company of billions of dollars in revenue and violated antitrust laws. The company formerly

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Russian troops resume use of North Korean ballistic missiles

Russian forces have resumed using North Korean-made ballistic missiles against Ukraine. According to sources obtained by Defense Express, Russian troops used a KN-23 ballistic missile during a mass attack on July 31, targeting Bila Tserkva in Kyiv Oblast. Debris found at the site matches markings from previously identified KN-23 missiles, which Russia last used in February

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Ukraine claims Ka-52 shootdown in Kursk region

Several Russian sources reported the downing of a Ka-52 attack helicopter in the Kursk region on August 6. Russian propagandists claimed the loss occurred during an operation against a purported “Ukrainian breakthrough” at the border. The fate of the crew and the circumstances of the incident have not been disclosed. Ukrainian military stated that they

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Fossils suggest even smaller ‘hobbits’ roamed Indonesian island 700,000 years ago

Twenty years ago on an Indonesian island, scientists discovered fossils of an early human species that stood at about 1.07 meters tall — earning them the nickname “hobbits.” Now a new study suggests ancestors of the hobbits were even slightly shorter. “We did not expect that we would find smaller individuals from such an old

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