Author: Sherah Janay Ndjongo

Venezuela Faces Tension Over Maduro’s Third Term

A highly contentious swearing-in ceremony that took place on January 10, denounced by opposition leaders as a “coup d’état,” has allowed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to secure another term in office. The event, held in a secondary chamber of the National Assembly (a venue unused for such ceremonies since Hugo

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Azerbaijan Accuses Russia Of Responsibility In Fatal Plane Crash

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev announced that the crash of Azerbaijan Airlines Flight J2-8243, which claimed 38 lives, was caused by accidental fire from Russian air defenses. The plane, which was flying through Russian airspace near Grozny, had reportedly been subjected to electronic jamming before being hit. Russian President Vladimir Putin

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Reclaiming The Panama Canal? Trump’s Proposal Faces Opposition

Last Sunday, US President-elect Donald Trump announced that his administration would pursue efforts to regain control of the Panama Canal, sparking immediate backlash from Panamanian President Jose Raul Mulino. Speaking at AmericaFest, an event organized by the conservative group Turning Point, Trump criticized the US’s decision to hand over the

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Escalation In Syria: Russian And Syrian Forces Intensify Strikes After Rebel Gains

Russian and Syrian forces have intensified airstrikes in northwest Syria, targeting the rebel-controlled city of Idlib and surrounding areas after insurgents captured parts of Aleppo in a major offensive. Idlib, where nearly four million displaced civilians live in makeshift shelters, recently suffered deadly strikes that hit crowded residential areas. Rescue

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India-Nigeria Alliance Targets Maritime Security and Economic Progress

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Nigerian President Bola Tinubu committed to deepening collaboration in maritime security, counter-terrorism and economic development during Modi’s state visit to Nigeria on Sunday. This visit, the first by an Indian prime minister in 17 years, highlights the growing importance of the relationship between the

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Mexico Reaffirms Migration Policies Following Trump’s Election Win

Mexico’s government, led by newly-elected Claudia Sheinbaum, has pledged to continue its current approach to controlling migration toward the U.S. border, even as Donald Trump’s recent election victory signals potential challenges ahead. Foreign Minister Juan Ramon de la Fuente highlighted that these policies, which focus on containment and employment opportunities,

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