France Sends Armored Vehicles And Medicines To Strengthen Lebanese Army
Paris will supply medications and is initiating a joint initiative to procure medical provisions at affordable rates for the Lebanese army in the future.
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Internet Access Slowly Restored In Gaza After Major Disruption Amidst Intensive Conflict
Two days following the internet blackout in the Gaza Strip due to Israel's intense offensive, internet connectivity is slowly being restored. People have been observed using mobile phones and computers to reestablish communication with the outside world.
Russian Foreign Minister Expresses Gratitude For North Korean Support Amidst Ukraine Conflict
In an official reception on Wednesday, Lavrov affirmed Moscow's unwavering support for Kim and accused the United States and its allies of initiating a "war against the Russian Federation."
The Plight Of The Rohingya: A Stateless Minority
For many years, the Rohingya population has endured prolonged periods of violence, bias, and mistreatment in Myanmar. Their most significant displacement occurred in August 2017 when a widespread outbreak of violence erupted in Myanmar's Rakhine State, compelling over 742,000 individuals, including a significant number of children, to flee to safety in Bangladesh.
Escalating Israel-Palestine Conflict Sparks Global Concern As Major Powers Take Sides
Amid the violence, the world has been divided into choosing sides between Israel and Palestine. Countries appear to be viewing the situation as a chance to bolster and solidify their strategic alliances with the nations embroiled in the conflict.
Russia Bids To Rejoin UHRC Amidst Ukraine Crisis – Should It Be Granted The Membership?
Government has taken steps to exert control over various aspects of society, including the media, the internet, and civil society organizations. Laws regulating the internet, foreign-funded NGOs, and media ownership have raised concerns about freedom of expression and civil liberties in Russia.
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Unpacking the Ongoing Struggles and Media Biases
Over the years, numerous attempts have been made to broker peace between Israelis and Palestinians. However, core issues like the status of Jerusalem, the right of return for Palestinian refugees, and the borders of a potential Palestinian state remain unresolved, making a lasting peace agreement elusive. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict remains a major geopolitical challenge, with far-reaching consequences for the Middle East and beyond.
Fukushima Nuclear Plant Begins Second Release of Treated Radioactive Water into Ocean
Ever since the Japanese government approved the release of water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant two years ago, it has sparked alarm throughout Asia and the Pacific. The United Nations' nuclear inspector issued its approval in July, claiming that the impact on people and the environment would be modest. However, many people, notably local fishermen, are concerned that the release of the water may jeopardize their livelihoods.
Iran’s Morality Police Accused in 16-Year-Old Girl’s Hijab Case
As per a report by Hengaw, an exiled human rights organisation, the incident involving Amrita unfolded when she was subjected to a physical assault due to what the morality police deemed non-compliance with the mandatory "hijab."
India Conducts Broad Diplomatic Outreach at UN General Assembly
Continuing India's intensified engagement with Cyprus, Jaishankar met with its Foreign Minister Constantinos Kambas, discussing follow-up steps to his visit last December and India's growing interest in the Mediterranean region.
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