South Sudan has publicly acknowledged its actions in removing news articles it deems “hateful” from circulation. This move, aimed at controlling information and discourse within the country, raises critical questions about freedom of the press, the right to information, and its impact on peace and security in the nation. As
President of Guatemala, Bernardo Arevalo, was sworn in on January 15th after several months of legal maneuvers by the incumbent Attorney General María Consuelo Porras. President Bernardo Arevalo has endured political difficulties from Guatemala’s entrenched oligarchy as his political campaign revolved around promises to fight corruption and support indigenous civil
The world is looking closely at the island of Formosa, as the January 13th presidential and parliamentary elections come closer. On January 7th, as tension keeps mounting, China has announced sanctions against 5 US arms manufacturers over weapons sales to Taiwan. “Taiwan’s January election will set the tone for global
Ukrainian drones targeted a major gas export terminal near the city of St. Petersburg. The explosion at the Ust-Luga terminal resulted in a significant fire, but no casualties, according to Russian authorities. An official source in Kyiv states that the attack was planned by the S.B.U. security service’s “special operation,”
