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Airlines Bypass Pakistan: Extra 4 Hours for India to Europe, North America Flights

Air Travel Challenges Amid Political Turmoil In recent days, a significant shift has occurred in the realm of international travel for Indian airlines. Previously, carriers such as Air India enjoyed relatively straightforward routes flying west across neighboring Pakistan. This made connections to Europe, North America, the Middle East, and Central Asia not just feasible, but also convenient. However, the landscape of air travel can change in a heartbeat, and it has, all due to a geopolitical flare-up that…

Gabon Approaches a Major Government Overhaul in 24 Hours

Gabon: An Election Under the Spotlight Politics in Gabon is taking a defining turn. The date etched in the minds of many? Saturday, April 12, 2025. This day holds the promise of transformation for this resource-rich yet politically tumultuous country set in the heart of Africa. It's an election that has become a focal point not just locally but internationally, signifying Gabon's earnest navigation towards democratic governance. But one might ask, what series of events led to this significant moment?…

TikTok Closes Operations in the U.S. Just Hours Before Imminent Ban

Emmalee Reed/CNN In a twist worthy of a Hollywood suspense thriller, TikTok momentarily vanished from cyberspace throughout the United States on Saturday night, setting off a digital shockwave as the clock ticked toward a fast-approaching ban deadline. Just what is a nation that thrives on byte-sized entertainment supposed to do? Instead of the usual dance moves and viral challenges, users encountered a disheartening message: “Sorry, TikTok isn’t available right now. A law banning TikTok has been enacted in the U.S.…

Israel Launches Attacks on Gaza Just Hours Following Ceasefire Declaration

In the early hours of the morning, medics in Gaza reported a grim toll: at least 32 lives extinguished due to a series of Israeli airstrikes that mercilessly rained down on urban areas. This catastrophic episode unfolded just hours before Israel's cabinet was slated to cast a decisive vote on a proposed ceasefire deal, which many hope might finally bring about a break in the grim hostilities. Witness accounts paint a harrowing picture, citing significant destruction in neighborhoods stretching from the bustling streets of…

Tanzanian Advocate Maria Sarungi Tsehai Abducted in Kenya, Safely Located Hours After

Sure, here is a rewritten version: --- Maria Sarungi Tsehai: A Bold Voice Amidst Tumultuous Times Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, prominent Tanzanian activist Maria Sarungi Tsehai has resurfaced after a harrowing ordeal that left her supporters both stunned and relieved. This fierce advocate for human rights and social justice found herself ensnared in a terrifying situation when armed individuals whisked her away in Nairobi, Kenya—a city whose bustling streets are no stranger to tales of political intrigue. The…

Nigeria’s Power Grid Faces a Second Collapse Within 24 Hours

Yet again, Nigeria's national electricity grid has taken a nosedive, leaving citizens in the dark just a day after power was reinstated. Numerous distribution companies, such as the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company, Eko Electricity Distribution Company, and the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company, have alerted their customers about the latest outage. Although these power firms are reportedly scrambling to restore electricity, the exasperation among the populace and local businesses is palpable, stemming from a…

Soup Splash on Van Gogh Artwork Just Hours After Duo Sentenced

Activists from Just Stop Oil have targeted two Vincent Van Gogh masterpieces, tossing soup over them just hours after fellow members of their group received prison sentences for vandalizing the ornate frame of the renowned piece, Sunflowers. In a post shared on X, previously known as Twitter, Just Stop Oil proclaimed: "Breaking: Two Van Gogh paintings drenched in soup just hours after Phoebe and Anna's sentencing." "In a bold move, three Just Stop Oil advocates unleashed soup on Van Gogh's artworks at the 'Poets and…

“They carry heavy luggage ten hours a day”

Saturday 12 June is World Day Against Child Labor, a day organized under the auspices of the UN. Three days ago, Unicef ​​and the International Labor Organization pointed out in a report the increase in the number of children forced to work in the world due to the effects of the pandemic. Children's rights NGOs warn of the physical, health and economic consequences of these forms of exploitation for minors. The majority of them are between 5 and 11 years old. According toa report published by Unicef ​​and the…

SNA mutants have been given 48 hours to depart Mogadishu in the newest peace deal

SNA mutants have been given 48 hours to depart Mogadishu in the newest peace deal MOGADISHU, Somalia - A bunch of troopers who left their bases for a battle in Mogadishu should return to their respective bases inside the subsequent 48 hours. politics. An unknown variety of troopers stormed the capital Mogadishu on April 25, resulting in a violent conflict taking pictures as most of…

Madobe meets with UN envoy hours after Al-Shabaab

Madobe meets with UN envoy hours after al-Shabaab attack on Halane MOGADISHU, Somalia - Jubaland President Ahmed Madobe arrived in Mogadishu on Tuesday ahead of the election conference to be convened with the federal government of Somalia's leaders and those from member states as the country strives to unlock the stalemate. Madobe, who has been critical of outgoing President Mohamed…

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