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Thousands of Tunisians gathered in downtown Tunis on Saturday to protest against what they described as President Kais Saied’s increasingly…

Climate Summit Ends with Mixed Results: More Funding but No Fossil Fuel Exit Plan After two weeks of intensive negotiations…

A U.S.-led peace proposal for Ukraine has sparked tension with European allies, who insist they must have a seat at…

In a surprising turn of events, economist Franco Parisi has emerged as a pivotal figure in Chile’s high-stakes presidential runoff,…

Indigenous Voices Echo Through COP30 Climate Talks, But Question of True Influence Lingers Indigenous peoples made their presence felt throughout…

In the quiet town of Nabumali, Uganda, clan leader Moses Kutoi has found himself increasingly mediating a sensitive type of…

Fifty students have escaped from a Nigerian school kidnapping that shocked the nation and prompted widespread school closures across Niger…

Separatist Leader’s Ally Poised to Win Bosnian Serb Presidency Following Controversial Election An ally of controversial Bosnian Serb leader Milorad…

U.S.-Backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Ends Operations After Delivering 187 Million Meals The U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) announced Monday it…

Slovenians Reject Law Allowing Assisted Dying in National Referendum Slovenian voters have decisively rejected a law that would have allowed…

Pressure mounts for former Prince Andrew to testify in Epstein investigation after UK Prime Minister’s remarks Pressure is intensifying for…

Thousands of revelers flooded Rio de Janeiro’s Copacabana boardwalk Sunday for the city’s annual Pride parade, with many celebrating the…