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Release of Documents Related to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Assassination The U.S. Justice Department has unveiled over 240,000 pages of documents pertaining to the tragic assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968. This significant release sheds light on the tumultuous history surrounding one of America's most revered civil rights leaders. Among the documents are records from the FBI, which had actively surveilled Dr. King during an era when efforts were made to discredit his vital work. As the National…

Taoiseach Micheál Martin recently expressed his heartfelt sentiments during a visit to Hiroshima, stating it was "an honour" to be there. In a conversation with Japanese journalists, he emphasized, "I'm here first and foremost to remember and to extend my condolences on behalf of the Irish people for all those who lost their lives during the atomic bombing and for all those who suffered." This reflection underscores the profound impact of such historical events on collective human experiences. Mr. Martin also took the…

Following the reaction of the Minister of Marketing for Women and the Family to the so-called "sextape" case in Cameroon, Martin Camus Mimb's lawyer fears that this statement will affect justice and reminds that his client is not worried about the video. sig. Following broadcast a video on the internet where a couple engages in…

Martin Ziguélé and Karim Meckassoua, both presidential candidates in December, in the Central African Republic, are in turn banned from leaving the territory by the authorities. They wanted to go to Niger for the inauguration of the new president, Mohamed Bazoum. Authorities on Wednesday, March 24, demanded that opponent Anicet Georges Dologuélé submit a permit from the Ministry of Security before leaving the country, citing "new measures". That is why Martin Ziguélé and Karim Meckassoua wrote to this ministry. Without…

The presidential candidate on December 27, Martin Ziguélé, intends to influence the vote in the Central African Republic. Former Prime Minister Martin Ziguélé has long been critical of the Khartoum peace accords and the current election process. Despite these limitations, the leader of the Central African People's Liberation Movement (MLPC) intends to run for office. .

The consultations promised by President Tshisekedi are expected to begin on Monday. While he waited, the Congolese head of state was this Saturday night with his counterpart from Brazzaville, Denis Sassou-Nguesso, who is also consulting with the actors in the Congolese crisis. He received in particular the former presidential candidate Martin Fayulu, who has not yet spoken publicly on the initiative of…