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A Call for Calm: Putin and Xi Advocate for De-escalation in the Israel-Iran Conflict In a world rife with conflict and uncertainty, leadership requires not just power, but the wisdom to seek peace. Recently, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping demonstrated this commitment by advocating for de-escalation in the escalating hostilities between Israel and Iran. Following a significant phone conversation between the two leaders, they have both expressed a desire to quell tensions that threaten…

In a formal statement issued on Saturday, Nigeria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs articulated deep concern regarding the recent escalation of hostilities between two nations, signaling a worrying trend that seems poised to destabilize the already fragile landscape of the Middle East. The insights shared by the Ministry elevate a crucial question: How can global diplomacy navigate the hostile currents that threaten to envelop this region? Reports indicate that the current conflict has involved a series of missile…

Rising Tensions in Kashmir: A Global Concern On May 1, 2025, an Indian paramilitary soldier stood guard near the iconic Clock Tower (Ghanta Ghar) in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, a poignant reminder of the region's fraught history. In the days leading up to this moment, the United States has been intensifying its efforts to defuse an escalating conflict between India and Pakistan, sparked by a devastating tourist massacre in Indian-administered Kashmir. In the aftermath of this tragic event, US Vice President…

Last week, President Salva Kiir sought to reassure his fellow citizens amid ongoing security concerns in the world’s newest nation, proclaiming that peace has been restored across South Sudan. His words may resonate well in the hearts of many, offering a glimmer of hope after years of turmoil. Yet, amidst the undulating rhythms of political change, life continues much as it has before, with Kiir evidently emerging as a stronger figure in South Sudanese politics. It's noteworthy to mention that various government officials…

On a bustling November day in 2024, citizens lined up at polling stations throughout Hargeisa and across North Western State of Somalia. Each of them was eager to participate in this pivotal moment—the presidential elections of this self-governing, albeit unrecognized, region. As the day waned, the clang of the ballot boxes ceased and doors of polling stations across North Western State of Somalia closed at precisely 6 pm, with the North Western State of Somalia National Electoral Commission (NEC) confirming the smooth…

Hargeisa (AX) — This past Wednesday, North Western State of Somalia's National Electoral Commission (NEC) received heaps of praise from international observers for orchestrating a serene and transparent presidential election. As the polls closed across this self-declared independent region, reports signaled an impressive voter turnout.A consortium of foreign diplomats, hailing from the United States, the United Kingdom, and a slew of European nations, undertook visits to over 30 polling locations within Hargeisa, Boroma,…

In Fort Dauphin, within the far southeast, suspected incidents recorded since mid-February in rivers and lagoons across the mining firm QMM (a subsidiary of Rio Tinto) are worrying. Yesterday, throughout a joint press convention, the Minister of the…

In the aftermath of the accident that killed four people in Kaolack, in central Senegal, transport workers from Mali and Senegal are mobilizing to restore calm to the population and drivers. In Senegal, the national secretary of the Union des routiers condemns the retaliation from the Senegalese people against the Malian drivers…

The sale of alcohol is banned, the closure of non-essential companies such as bars and restaurants, curfews from 21:00 South Africa face new restrictions to limit the spread of Covid-19. The edition of the Delta variant worries the authorities, it will soon become dominant throughout the country. President Ramaphosa spoke on television.…

Uncertain calm prevailed on Monday in South Darfur, located in southwestern Sudan, after clashes last week. Conflicts between two opposing tribes left 36 dead and forty wounded, according to Sudan's official agency Suna. Moussa Mahdi, the governor of the state of South Darfur, said joint forces were sent on Sunday to Oum Dafouk, the site of the conflict, located near the border with the Central African…