On September 21, the Brazilian Supreme Court asked the digital platform X for documents validating its new legal representative in the country after the firm’s lawyers finally indicated its intention to comply with court demands and the country’s legislation. X’s representatives sent all documents on September 26, saying they fulfilled
United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, condemned the reported civilian attacks by Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, while Britain announced plans to advocate for a U.N. Security Council resolution addressing the conflict, which is now over 18 months long. According to a U.N. spokesperson, Guterres was outraged by “reports of large
British Labour lawmakers accused UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Sunday (October 27) of having a “colonial mindset” over his reluctance to discuss reparations for the transatlantic slave trade. They claimed that the Minister was trying to silence nations pushing for discussions on reparations for transatlantic slavery at the Commonwealth
On the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between The People’s Republic of China (PRC) and The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), the presidents of both countries vowed to enhance their bilateral cooperation. President Xi Jinping said that the PRC was ready to continue to “write a new chapter” of
After detecting “multiple waves” of missiles firing deep in inland China, Taiwan’s Defense Ministry said the island was on alert. This took place days after Beijing said it had carried out a successful test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile. Such an event increases tensions between Taiwan and China, highlighting
Spain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Sunday, September 15th that Spain was not involved in any plan to destabilize Venezuela politically. This announcement occurred after the arrest of two Spanish nationals in the South American country, alleged of being linked to Spain’s Secret Service and of planning the assassination
The head of Bangladesh’s interim government and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Muhammad Yunus, urged for a faster third-country resettlement process for Rohingya Muslims residing in the country. This appeal comes as a new wave of refugees flees to Bangladesh to escape the escalating violence faced in Myanmar’s Rakhine state. “The
A far-right party won a state election in East Germany for the first since World War II and was close to winning in a second state. Called “Alternative for Germany”, or AfD, the far-right party obtained 32.8% of the vote in Thuringia, followed by its main national opposition party, the
Mali, a country located in Western Africa, is currently facing an economic crisis after four years of military rule. Many residents have said that the financial situation in the country is getting worse and that constant power cuts are not only affecting the country’s households but also hurting businesses. The
Congo’s foreign minister said that the United Nations peacekeepers are unlikely to withdraw from Congo’s conflict-torn North Kivu for as long as Rwandan troops remain in the territory. During an interview, the Congolese foreign minister Therese Kayikwamba Wagner said “The current situation with the presence of Rwandan troops, the aggression
Belarus sent military reinforcements to its border with Ukraine on Saturday, August 10, after citing incidents where Ukrainian drones had violated its airspace during Kyiv’s military operations in an attempt to reach Russia’s Kursk region. According to Belarusian Defense Minister Viktor Khrenin, these drones got intercepted by the country’s air
