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A UN helicopter was attacked in South Sudan, resulting in one crew member’s death and injuries to multiple soldiers. This incident reflects the dangerous conditions faced by peacekeepers in the …
UN Helicopter Attack in South Sudan Claims Crew Member and Soldiers Read More
Nigeria has launched a Treasury Management System to enhance revenue and budget efficiency across government entities. Developed by the Office of Accountant-General, the system will streamline revenue processes and ensure …
Nigeria Launches Treasury Management System for Enhanced Financial Oversight Read More
Economic experts in Liberia are voicing concerns about the government’s plan to replace ArcelorMittal (AML) as the operator of the Buchanan-Yekepa railway. They warn that the change could impose further …
Concerns Rise Over Potential Replacement of Railway Operator in Liberia Read More
Israel executed a military strike on a vehicle near the Lebanon-Syria border, targeting militants perceived as threats to its security. This operation is symptomatic of broader regional tensions and Israel’s …
Israel Conducts Airstrike on Vehicle at Lebanon-Syria Border Read More
Witkoff has proposed that Syria and Lebanon could potentially join the Abraham Accords, reflecting optimism for improved diplomatic relations. The inclusion of these countries could enhance economic cooperation and security …
Witkoff Suggests Syria and Lebanon May Join Abraham Accords Read More
An earthquake measuring 5.2 on the Richter scale struck western Texas, with the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre reporting no significant damage or injuries. This event raises awareness of the region’s seismic …
Magnitude 5.2 Earthquake Hits Western Texas Read More
The EMSC has reported a 5.2 magnitude earthquake in western Texas. While felt by residents, there are no immediate reports of damage or injuries. Authorities are monitoring the situation and …
Magnitude 5.2 Earthquake Recorded in Western Texas According to EMSC Read More