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 Tanzania and China have reaffirmed their commitment to deepening a long-standing strategic partnership, following high-level bilateral talks held in Dar es Salaam between the two countries’ foreign ministers. The meeting brought together Tanzania’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, Ambassador

The United States administration has announced plans to withdraw from dozens of international organizations, a decision that signals a major shift in how Washington intends to engage with the rest of the world and manage its role in global affairs. According to

Ghana has taken a major step toward economic independence after formally beginning the process of exiting its financial support program with the International Monetary Fund, following signs of sustained recovery and improving stability. In his 2026 New Year’s address, President John Dramani

Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has strongly criticized protesters opposing the government, accusing them of acting as agents of foreign interests as nationwide demonstrations driven by economic hardship continue to unfold. In a televised address broadcast nationwide on Friday, Khamenei described

Tanzania and Turkey have taken another step toward deepening their long-standing bilateral relationship following high-level talks between senior officials in Dar es Salaam, highlighting growing cooperation in diplomacy, trade, and national development. The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation,

 Thousands of mourners gathered in Goma on Thursday, January 8, to attend the funeral of 22 people killed in recent clashes between the Congolese army and rebel forces, highlighting the human toll of the ongoing conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo

 U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a stern warning that the United States could take further military action in Nigeria if attacks on Christian communities do not stop, raising international attention on the security situation in the West African nation. In a

The United States has announced a far-reaching decision to take control of the sale of Venezuelan oil and to oversee how the money earned from those exports will be used, a move that signals a major escalation in its long-running standoff with

Congolese refugees living in Rwanda have renewed their appeal to the international community, calling for firm action against what they describe as persistent hate speech targeting Tutsi communities and the Banyamulenge in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The appeal was made

U.S. forces have seized a Russian-flagged oil tanker in the Atlantic Ocean, stepping up enforcement of sanctions linked to Venezuela and adding a new layer of tension to an already complex geopolitical standoff. The vessel, identified as the Marinera and previously known