Tanzania woke up to an unusual quiet on Thursday, as the government instructed civil servants and students to stay home just hours after a tense Election Day marked by protests, clashes, and a curfew in Dar es Salaam. The unrest began Wednesday when demonstrators flooded the streets of Dar es Salaam and other major cities. […]
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Myanmar’s military government has announced that the second phase of its multi-stage election will take place on January 11, according to state media reports on Wednesday. This announcement follows the first phase scheduled for December 28, and has been met with skepticism from the international community, including Western nations, the United Nations, and human rights […]
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Heavy fighting broke out late Saturday along the Afghanistan–Pakistan border, marking one of the most serious escalations between the two neighbours in recent months. The Taliban launched what they called “retaliatory operations” against Pakistani military positions, accusing Islamabad of violating Afghan airspace through recent strikes. According to Afghanistan’s Ministry of Defence, the Taliban’s coordinated assaults […]
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TEL AVIV, Aug 10 — The streets of Tel Aviv pulsed with emotion on Saturday night as more than 100,000 people gathered to make their voices heard: stop the war, bring the hostages home, and choose life over endless violence. Families, retirees, young parents with strollers, and friends holding hands filled the city’s main avenues. […]
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