Bitcoin back above $70,000 as us inflation cools
Bitcoin’s price surges after lower-than-expected inflation data in the US rekindles hopes of a Federal Reserve rate cut.
Bitcoin back above $70,000 as us inflation cools Read More »
Bitcoin’s price surges after lower-than-expected inflation data in the US rekindles hopes of a Federal Reserve rate cut.
Bitcoin back above $70,000 as us inflation cools Read More »
Results from Madagascar’s legislative elections show President Rajoelina’s party won 80 out of 163 seats, with independents and opposition gaining significantly.
Independent candidates gain ground in Madagascar’s elections Read More »
Hamas responded to the U.S.-backed Gaza cease-fire proposal with requested amendments, maintaining ongoing negotiations despite concerns over Israeli implementation.
Gaza ceasefire talks continue with Hamas’s amendments Read More »
A new government takes charge in Haiti, tasked with tackling gang violence and preparing for elections.
New Haitian government aims to quell gang violence Read More »
The European Investment Bank announces a €450 million aid package for crisis-hit Tunisia.
Loan lifeline for Tunisia: EIB invests €450 million Read More »
NGOs condemn the exploitative working conditions for cobalt and copper miners in DR Congo, vital for green energy, urging better wages and safer environments.
Report: Big profits for companies, low wages for miners in DRC Read More »
A migrant boat capsized off Yemen’s coast, leaving at least 38 dead and over 100 missing.
38 killed after Horn of Africa migrant boat sinks off Yemen Read More »
War in Sudan has displaced over 10 million people internally, pushing the country towards famine and prompting a plea from the UN for international aid.
UN: Famine looms as Sudanese war displaces millions Read More »
President Biden’s ceasefire plan for Israel and Hamas was backed by the UN Security Council, urging both parties to fully implement its terms without delay or condition.
UN backs Biden’s plan for ceasefire between Israel and Hamas Read More »
Moussa Dadis Camara’s defense team pleads for his acquittal in the 2009 Guinea massacre trial, asserting his innocence and blaming subordinates.
Ex-Guinea dictator’s lawyers argue his innocence in massacre trial Read More »