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South Sudan Heads for Its First Election: A Path to Stability or a New Conflict?

South Sudan Heads for Its First Election: A Path to Stability or a New Conflict?

a month ago

After postponing the election five times, South Sudanese President Salva Kiir issued a decree on September 22, 2026, calling for the country’s first presidential and parliamentary elections since it gained independence from Sudan in 2011.

The Abortion Rate in Gaza Has Increased by 261%: What Is the Reason?

The Abortion Rate in Gaza Has Increased by 261%: What Is the Reason?

a month ago

UNFPA has warned of an unprecedented deterioration in reproductive health in Gaza amid the ongoing Israeli war and the collapse of the healthcare system.

All-Out War: Why Did al-Alimi Choose This Moment to Take on the Houthis?

All-Out War: Why Did al-Alimi Choose This Moment to Take on the Houthis?

a month ago

Following Rashad al-Alimi’s declaration of a full-scale offensive on October 4, has Yemen just crossed the point of no return?

‘They Lied to You’: Gaza Campaign Reveals the Ceasefire Was a Sham as Israeli Attacks Escalate

‘They Lied to You’: Gaza Campaign Reveals the Ceasefire Was a Sham as Israeli Attacks Escalate

4 months ago

“They Lied to You” highlights the gap between ceasefire claims and the ongoing reality of Israeli attacks, displacement, restrictions, and worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza.

From the Tents: How Gazans Are Living the World Cup

From the Tents: How Gazans Are Living the World Cup

4 months ago

Thousands of Palestinians across Gaza gather each night in makeshift viewing areas fashioned from worn-out tents, beside the rubble of bombed homes, or along the shattered streets of the besieged enclave, crowding around giant screens to watch the FIFA World Cup.

Insulin Running Out as Silent Death Stalks Gaza's Diabetics

Insulin Running Out as Silent Death Stalks Gaza's Diabetics

4 months ago

Under the weight of the Israeli Occupation blockade, closed crossings, collapsing hospitals, and the breakdown of cold-storage systems, a dose of insulin has become a matter of survival for tens of thousands of people with diabetes in Gaza.

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