Category: 4. World

A high court in Namibia recently ruled against a petition brought by Job Amupanda, an activist-turned-parliamentarian, who sought the removal of the veterinary cordon fence (VCF), or the ‘Red Line’ as it is known in Namibia.

The red line is a…

Some 60,000 people are living in tent encampments in central Myanmar following last month’s 7.7 magnitude tremor — the country’s strongest since 1912.

Myanmar suffered heavy damage in the March 28 quake, with apartment blocks and hotels…

A German high-level business delegation visited Bangladesh this month to explore the possibility of expanding commercial relations between the two countries.

The delegation — including representatives from the German Foreign Ministry and the…

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Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) says it has formed its own government as it marks two years of a vicious power struggle with the Sudanese army that…

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Well…well…well…look what we have here, the Canadians acting, once again, like a bunch of thugs on the golf course. 

You know that nothing…

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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said he hopes Iran-backed Hezbollah can be disarmed this year, following an Israeli military campaign that left the group decapitated…

Chinese President Xi Jinping promised more trade cooperation on Wednesday during a tour of Southeast Asia coming in the wake of the Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs.

Xi held talks with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim at a state dinner at…

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