The warring sides in Ethiopia blazoned on Wednesday an agreement to silence their ordnance after two times of ruinous conflict that have claimed thousands of lives and left millions demanding aid in Africa’s second most vibrant country. The surprise deal …
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Algeria’s chairman has called for Arab concinnity to face raising “pressures and heads” as he opened the first Arab League peak since a string of normalisation deals with Israel divided the region. Abdelmadjid Tebboune told the meeting’s initial session on …
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Choosers in a vote in Tunisia have overwhelmingly backed a new constitution giving President Kais Saied nearly total powers but with only over a quarter of eligible choosers sharing, an exit bean and electoral board said, amid a boycott by …
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Zealots have killed 132 civilians in multiple attacks on townlets in central Mali over the weekend, the government said, in the rearmost major incident in a worsening security situation in the landlocked West African country. Members of the Katiba Macina …
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Algeria has blazoned the North African nation is” incontinently” suspending a two- decades-old fellowship convention with Spain – a decision Madrid said it rued – and banning all significances from Spain. The statement from Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s office cited …
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Two UN peacemakers were killed and one wounded after an extemporized lemon exploded in central Mali, a spokesperson for the MINUSMA charge twittered. They were just the rearmost deaths in the centre of the country, which has since 2012 been …
HONIARA: Western powers sounded the alarm on Thursday over blurted plans to dramatically expand China’s security and profitable reach in the South Pacific, in what one indigenous leader called a thinly veiled trouble to lock islet countries into “ Beijing’s …
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Madagascar’s police minister and an air force handyperson succeeded in swimming for 12 hours to safety after their copter crashed in the Indian Ocean. General Serge Gelle, 57, the clerk of state for the gendarmerie, was discovered in the water …
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The United States” explosively condemns”a militant attack on a machine in central Mali that killed at least 31 people and wounded 17, the State Department said on Sunday. Unidentified markswomen on Friday opened fire on the machine as it traveled …
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