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Trump Administration Fires Prosecutors Linked to Federal Investigations

The administration of President Donald Trump has dismissed more than a dozen federal prosecutors involved in investigations and prosecutions targeting the Republican leader during his time out of office. Effective immediately on Monday, the terminations affected employees within the Department of Justice,......

Strategic alliance: Peter Pham's role in strengthening Morocco's position in the Sahara dispute

The appointment of Peter Pham as Deputy Secretary of State for Africa could signify a pivotal moment in the U.S. approach to the Sahara conflict. Known for his in-depth understanding of the issue and consistent support for Morocco's autonomy plan, Pham emerges as a key figure in U.S. diplomatic circles,......

Ontario's premier calls for early elections amid trade tensions with the U.S

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced plans to call for early elections in the province in response to looming trade tariffs. Ford stated that he would meet with the lieutenant governor on Tuesday and expects the elections to be scheduled for the following Wednesday. He emphasized the need for a clear......

UN Chief Urges Withdrawal of Rwandan Forces from DR Congo

The Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres, has called for the withdrawal of Rwandan forces from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and urged them to cease their support for armed groups advancing towards the strategic city of Goma in eastern DRC. Reports indicate that......

UN experts condemn arrest of Palestinian journalist in Switzerland

United Nations human rights experts and activists have strongly criticized the recent arrest of Palestinian journalist Ali Abunimah in Zurich, Switzerland, citing concerns about freedom of expression. Abunimah, a prominent journalist and executive director of an online publication focused on Palestinian......

Palestinians begin returning to north Gaza amid hostage deal

Palestinians have started moving back to northern Gaza following an agreement for the release of six hostages by Hamas. This development comes after Israel announced the deal, which includes Arbel Yehud, a civilian at the center of tensions. Hamas released four soldiers on Saturday but delayed freeing......

Sudan Army Chief Reaffirms Determination to Eliminate RSF after Key Victory

Sudan's top military leader, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, made a significant visit to the military headquarters in Khartoum after government forces reportedly ended a prolonged siege by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This marked his first appearance at the site since the conflict......

Colombia avoids trade war after US deportation dispute

Colombia has stepped back from a potential trade conflict with the United States following President Donald Trump's threats of tariffs and visa restrictions. The standoff began after Bogotá declined to accept US military flights transporting deported migrants, prompting swift reactions from......

Canada on track to meet NATO defense spending target within two years

Canada is set to achieve NATO's defense spending target within the next two years, as confirmed by the Canadian Minister of Defense, Bill Blair. Member states of NATO have pledged to allocate a minimum of 2% of their annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to defense expenditures. However, Canada has......

Controversial proposal for Gaza residents' relocation sparks criticism

U.S. President Donald Trump recently expressed his desire for Egypt and Jordan to accommodate displaced Palestinians from Gaza, following intense conflict in the region. Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump shared his plans to speak with leaders from both nations, emphasizing the potential resettlement......

239 years of Morocco-USA Peace and Friendship Treaty: A historical alliance and strategic partnership

For over two centuries, the relationship between Morocco and the United States has embodied a remarkable alliance, initiated by the “Moroccan-American Peace and Friendship Treaty” signed on January 25, 1786. This treaty, still one of the oldest active bilateral agreements, has been the foundation......

Protests against Far-Right Rise in Germany Ahead of Elections

Thousands of Germans took to the streets on Saturday to protest the growing influence of the far-right, particularly the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, ahead of the general election set for February 23. Demonstrations took place in Berlin and other cities, where participants voiced......

Trump dismisses 17 independent federal inspectors

US President Donald Trump dismissed 17 independent watchdogs from various federal agencies on Friday, removing a critical oversight mechanism and paving the way to replace them with loyalists, according to an informed source. The inspectors general, representing departments such as State, Defense, and......

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