Author: Charles Alcasar Guedouard

Yemen’s Humanitarian Crisis Continues To Deteriorate

Yemen is facing the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. In fact, the war-torn country has been undergoing this crisis since 2014.  The United Nations’ agencies claim that more than 80 per cent of the population require some form of assistance. Also, 20 million Yemeni civilians are facing food insecurity and 14

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Political Crisis Erupts In Kyrgyzstan Following Allegations Of A Rigged Election

A political crisis erupted in Kyrgyzstan last Monday after opposition parties claimed that the parliamentary election held on Sunday was rigged. Protesters hit the streets the following day, demanding the impeachment of President Sooronbai Jeenbekov. Several days of chaos have culminated in violence, a series of looting, protesters seizing control

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Rocket Attack In Baghdad Kills Five Iraqi Civilians

Last Monday, a rocket attack said to be targeted at U.S. troops stationed in Baghdad killed five civilians. No group has claimed the Katyushu rocket attack; however, Iraqi intelligence sources have accused Iran-backed armed forces in Iraq. This attack, along with numerous others this year, have put pressure on the

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UN Struggles To Collect Funding For Healthcare Support In Yemen

The United Nations has recently reduced healthcare support in Yemen due to a lack of funding. Critical aid and lifesaving food distribution has been decreased in the last few months as a result. Some of the UN’s most important humanitarian programs in the country have also been shut down. This

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International Safety Concerns Of Russia’s Coronavirus Vaccine

Last week Russia announced the approval of its coronavirus vaccine – Sputnik V – with intentions to distribute it domestically by the end of the month. Despite seeming a success amidst a world-wide pandemic, the international community has responded with concerns over the vaccine’s safety. This has largely been due

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