Sudan Refugees in Kenya Struggle as Aid Funding Plummets
Refugees fleeing Sudan's war to Kenya describe scenes of death and trauma, while Red Cross workers warn of a looming catastrophe due to severe international aid cuts.
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Senegal's First Conviction Under New Anti-LGBTQ+ Law
A court in Senegal has handed down the first conviction under a new law that increases prison sentences for homosexual acts, with a 24-year-old laborer sentenced to six years in prison and a fine.
Pope Leo XIV's Historic First Visit to Africa's Catholic Heartland
Pope Leo XIV embarks on an 11-day African tour, visiting Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea to highlight the continent's booming Catholic population and promote interfaith dialogue.
Pope Leo's Historic African Tour: Fast-Growing Catholic Region
Pope Leo XIV embarks on an 11-day African tour, visiting four nations including Algeria for the first papal visit, emphasizing peace and interfaith dialogue amid global tensions.
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UN Concerned as Opposition Retakes Strategic South Sudan Town
The United Nations has voiced deep concern over escalating violence in Akobo, a strategic town in South Sudan's Jonglei State, after opposition forces recaptured it from government troops, worsening humanitarian conditions.
Ukraine's Secret Space Missions Revealed Amid War
Ukraine conducted two undisclosed space-intelligence missions, launching rockets over 100km high, while Russian attacks in Kharkiv hospitalised civilians. Hungary's election sees pro-EU victory.
Beirut Displacement Camp Newborn Fights for Survival in War
A 16-day-old baby named Shiman endures harsh conditions in a tent camp after being born in mud during Israeli-Hezbollah conflict, highlighting maternal care crisis for displaced pregnant women.
Pope Leo XIV Begins Historic African Tour for Peace
Pope Leo XIV starts an unprecedented 11-day visit to four African nations, focusing on Christian-Muslim coexistence and honoring St. Augustine's legacy in Algeria.
Iran War Could Plunge 32 Million into Poverty, Says UNDP
A UN report warns that the economic fallout from the Iran conflict could push over 32 million people into poverty, with developing nations facing a 'triple shock' of energy, food, and growth crises.
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Venus and Crescent Moon to Shine in Night Sky This Week
Stargazers can witness a stunning celestial pairing as Venus joins a young crescent moon on April 18-19. The moon, only 2.6 days old, will have 7.5% illumination, offering a beautiful sight in the western sky after sunset.
Pope's First Algeria Visit Launches Africa Tour, Honors St. Augustine
Pope Leo XIV begins an unprecedented papal visit to Algeria, promoting Christian-Muslim coexistence and honouring St. Augustine's birthplace during an 11-day African tour.
Haiti Stampede at UNESCO Citadel Kills Dozens, Many Young Victims
At least 30 people, including many young tourists and students, were crushed to death in a devastating stampede at Haiti's Laferriere Citadel during a UNESCO celebration. Officials cite rain and overcrowding as factors in the tragedy.
Myanmar Dictator Sworn In as President Amid Global Accountability
Min Aung Hlaing's swearing-in as Myanmar's civilian president is met with international opposition and new genocide charges in Indonesia, highlighting efforts to hold him accountable for atrocities.
Benin's Presidential Election: A Democratic Test in West Africa
Benin's upcoming presidential election is a pivotal moment for democracy in West Africa, with key candidates vying for leadership amid regional stability concerns.
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Over 30 Killed in Crush at Historic Haitian Fortress
A devastating crush at a historic fortress in Haiti has resulted in at least 30 fatalities, with many more injured, during a crowded event, prompting emergency responses and investigations.
Syria Camp Escapees Face Uncertain Future, Urge Repatriation
As al-Hawl camp empties, escapees like Eva Dumani highlight the plight of thousands detained without charge, sparking urgent calls for governments to repatriate citizens from Syria's conflict zones.
Irish Police Clear Dublin Fuel Price Protest Blockade
Hundreds of officers removed farmers and hauliers from O'Connell Street in a peaceful operation, as the government prepares emergency fuel cost measures amid widespread public support for protesters.
Weekend Photos: Rocket Wars, Golden Frogs, and More
A visual journey across the globe this weekend, featuring Easter rocket wars in Greece, Thai New Year celebrations, and conservation efforts for Panama's golden frog.
Nigerian Airstrike on Market Leaves Over 200 Feared Dead
Nigerian military jets struck a market in Yobe state, with over 200 people feared dead. The airstrike targeted Islamist militants but hit civilians, sparking emergency responses.
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Trump's Rhetoric Ends American Global Leadership Era
Donald Trump's inflammatory comments about Iran, alongside historical contrasts with Truman and Kennedy, mark a definitive shift in US foreign policy from global cooperation to isolationism.
Canadian Baffled by British Tea Phrase 'As It Comes'
A Canadian living in Wales was left perplexed when a British friend responded 'as it comes' to her offer of tea, sparking a viral discussion about the nuances of British tea culture.
John Frum: Vanuatu's Mysterious Cargo Cult Messiah
On the remote island of Tanna in Vanuatu, followers celebrate John Frum Day each February 15, honoring a mysterious figure who promised American cargo and cultural revival.
Stampede at Haiti's Historic Citadel Kills Dozens
At least 30 people have died in a stampede at Haiti's Laferriere Citadel during an annual celebration, with authorities warning the death toll may rise.
Russian Drones Hit Odesa, Violating Easter Ceasefire
Russian drone attacks targeted Odesa and Kherson overnight, damaging homes and a kindergarten, as Ukraine reports 469 ceasefire violations despite Putin's 32-hour truce order.
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Pope Leo XIV Condemns War in Strong Peace Vigil Speech
Pope Leo XIV delivered a forceful condemnation of war during a prayer vigil at St Peter's Basilica, urging global leaders to pursue dialogue over conflict and rejecting religious justifications for violence.
Israel's 'Domicide' Tactics in Lebanon Echo Gaza Destruction
Israeli forces have demolished entire villages in south Lebanon using mass remote detonations, a tactic likened to 'domicide' from Gaza, raising war crime concerns and displacing families.
Israel Destroys Lebanese Villages, Sparking Domicide Fears
Israeli military videos show mass detonations in three Lebanese border villages, with rights groups warning the 'domicide' tactic from Gaza is being repeated.
Haiti Citadel Stampede Leaves 30 Dead, Death Toll May Rise
A tragic stampede at Haiti's Laferriere Citadel fortress has killed at least 30 people, with authorities warning the death toll could increase. The incident occurred on Saturday amid rainy conditions.
US Public Views Iran War as Win but Not Worth the Price
A new survey reveals that while many Americans believe the US has won its war against Iran, most say the conflict was not worth starting, citing high costs and unclear outcomes.
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Easter Ceasefire in Doubt After Russian Drone Attacks Kill Four
Russian drone strikes in Ukraine have killed at least four people and injured 36, casting doubt on a proposed Orthodox Easter ceasefire. Attacks targeted residential areas in Sumy and other regions.
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