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Nepal: Amnesty Condemns Deadly Crackdown on Gen‑Z Protests, Calls for Justice

Nepal: Amnesty Condemns Deadly Crackdown on Gen‑Z Protests, Calls for Justice

Nepal: Amnesty Condemns Deadly Crackdown on Gen‑Z Protests, Calls for Justice ———————————- Amnesty International has issued a scathing condemnation of Nepal’s security forces following a violent crackdown on youth-led “Gen‑Z” protests, calling for independent investigations and accountability for unlawful killings,…
HRW Says Georgia’s Protest Laws Undermine Basic Freedoms

HRW Says Georgia’s Protest Laws Undermine Basic Freedoms

HRW Says Georgia’s Protest Laws Undermine Basic Freedoms …………. Human Rights Watch has criticized Georgia’s recently adopted protest regulations, saying they effectively criminalize peaceful assembly and expose citizens to detention and heavy fines, the Jurist reported. The group argues that…
Study Finds Earth Reflecting Less Sunlight as Northern Hemisphere Darkens Faster

Study Finds Earth Reflecting Less Sunlight as Northern Hemisphere Darkens Faster

Study Finds Earth Reflecting Less Sunlight as Northern Hemisphere Darkens Faster ………… The Earth is reflecting less sunlight back into space than in previous decades, a trend scientists say is accelerating climate change and altering the planet’s energy balance, according…
Burundian Troops Killed in Renewed Clashes With M23 in Eastern DR Congo

Burundian Troops Killed in Renewed Clashes With M23 in Eastern DR Congo

Burundian Troops Killed in Renewed Clashes With M23 in Eastern DR Congo …………. At least 20 Burundian soldiers have been killed in ongoing fighting in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, military sources said, according to The Defense Post. The clashes…
Benin Says Attempted Coup Foiled as Army Regains Control

Benin Says Attempted Coup Foiled as Army Regains Control

Benin Says Attempted Coup Foiled as Army Regains Control …………. Benin’s government says the army has thwarted an attempted coup carried out by a group of soldiers, according to RFI. Interior Minister Alassane Seidou said a small faction within the…
Paris Louvre Faces Infrastructure Scrutiny After Water Leak Hits Archives

Paris Louvre Faces Infrastructure Scrutiny After Water Leak Hits Archives

Paris Louvre Faces Infrastructure Scrutiny After Water Leak Hits Archives ……… A water leak discovered in late November damaged several hundred research materials in the Louvre’s Egyptian department, the Paris museum said, according to The Guardian. The incident occurred on…
Manhunt Launched After 12 Killed in Pretoria Hostel Shooting

Manhunt Launched After 12 Killed in Pretoria Hostel Shooting

Manhunt Launched After 12 Killed in Pretoria Hostel Shooting …………. At least 12 people, including a three-year-old child, were killed when gunmen opened fire inside a hostel in South Africa’s capital, Pretoria, early Saturday, The Guardian reported. Police said a…
Study Links Massive African Penguin Deaths to Sardine Collapse

Study Links Massive African Penguin Deaths to Sardine Collapse

Study Links Massive African Penguin Deaths to Sardine Collapse ………… More than 60,000 African penguins have died from starvation in colonies off South Africa’s coast as sardine stocks continue to collapse, according to a new scientific paper, The Guardian reported.…
Death Toll Rises Across Southeast Asia as Floods Devastate Sumatra

Death Toll Rises Across Southeast Asia as Floods Devastate Sumatra

Death Toll Rises Across Southeast Asia as Floods Devastate Sumatra ……….. More than 900 people have been killed by destructive floods and landslides on Indonesia’s island of Sumatra, the country’s disaster management agency said Saturday, Arab News reported. The toll…
Sweden to Redirect Aid From Five Countries to Boost Support for Ukraine

Sweden to Redirect Aid From Five Countries to Boost Support for Ukraine

Sweden to Redirect Aid From Five Countries to Boost Support for Ukraine ……….. Sweden announced plans to phase out development assistance to five countries in the coming years and reallocate the funds to Ukraine, according to a government statement reported…
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