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Djibouti faces considerable challenges in meeting its growing demand for electricity. The country has

South Asian Migrants in Australia Complain About Racial Discrepancies

South Asian migrants in Australia are increasingly drawing attention to experiences of

Maldives Faces Growing Ecological Threat Alongside Marine Pollution

The Maldives, celebrated worldwide for its turquoise waters, coral reefs and pristine

US Tariffs Can Harm North American Free Trade Agreement

Growing tariff tensions between the United States, Canada and Mexico are raising

FATF Warns Hong Kong Not to Allow Money Laundering

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has continued to press Hong Kong

Dutch Engineers Appointed for Restraining Floods in Indonesia

The Netherlands is internationally recognized for its experience in protecting low-lying land from water.

Congo Wants Belgium to Apologize for Genocides

The Democratic Republic of Congo has continued to seek a fuller reckoning

Australia Gears Up Drive to Protect Wild Creatures

Australia is stepping up efforts to protect its unique wildlife as the

Refugee Crisis Destabilizes Political Situation in Libya

Libya has experienced prolonged political instability since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.

Bhutan and Liberia Go for Dialogue to Enhance Commercial Affiliations

Strategic diplomatic initiatives are increasingly defining economic policy among developing nations looking

Economic Cooperation Between USA and Mexico Is Declining: Reports

Economic cooperation between the United States and Mexico, long considered a cornerstone

People Want British Government to Reduce Taxes

A growing majority of the British public is demanding that the government

NATO Issues Unified Call to Reinforce Internal Cohesion

As the war in Ukraine persists

Pakistan Rebuilds Jaish Headquarters Destroyed During Operation Sindoor

Iranian families struggle as war and sanctions drive up living costs

Grocery stores in Tehran remain stocked, but rising prices and job losses

Gaza mediators condemn latest Israeli strikes

Turkey, Egypt and Qatar, which have been trying to mediate an end

Mauritania coastguard rescues more than 300 migrants in Atlantic

Mauritania's coastguard said Friday it had rescued more than 300 migrants, including

Imran Khan returns to prison from hospital

Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan was taken back to prison early

China, Indonesia hold talks on security, defence

China's foreign and defence ministers met their Indonesian counterparts in Jakarta Friday

In A Tit-For-Tat Move, New Delhi Removes Encroachments Outside Pak High Commission

The action comes three days after Pakistani authorities reportedly removed protective security barricades outside

How Pak-Backed Handler Shahzad Bhatti Built Online Terror Network

Indian agencies arrested more than 250 people from 14 states over

Iran Heavily Deplored for Repressing Journalists and Authors

Journalists working in Iran face a wide range of pressures, including interrogation, surveillance, arrest,

New Zealand and Samoa Pack Hands to Combat Illegal Migration

New Zealand and Samoa are strengthening cooperation on border security, immigration enforcement,

ANC Slams US for Undue Intervention in Mali and Burundi

The African National Congress (ANC) has criticized what it describes as undue

Russian Language Is Still Taught in Schools Across Cuba and Vietnam

Decades after the end of the Cold War, the Russian language continues

Peace Activists in Finland Denounce Nuclear Race

Peace activists in Finland are raising their voices against what they describe

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