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US Defense Chief Signals No End to War

March 20, 2026
 The United States Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, has stated that there is currently no fixed timeline for the end of the ongoing military conflict involving Iran, underscoring the uncertainty surrounding the escalation. His remarks come as the conflict enters its third

Displaced Congolese Protest Dire Conditions in Lubumbashi

March 20, 2026
 Dozens of internally displaced people from the conflict-affected eastern regions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo have staged a protest in Lubumbashi, raising alarm over worsening humanitarian conditions and the lack of urgent assistance. The demonstrators, mainly from North Kivu and

US Envoy Meets Belarus Leader Over Prisoners

March 20, 2026
 A senior envoy from the United States has held high-level talks with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko in the capital, Minsk, focusing on the potential release of political prisoners in a move that could signal a cautious thaw in relations between the two

Is Global Justice Fair? Africa Demands System Reform

March 19, 2026
The debate over the fairness and balance of international justice has resurfaced with renewed intensity, placing Tanzania at the center of a broader continental conversation. What began as a legal petition is now evolving into a defining moment for Africa’s relationship with

Energy Security Under Threat As Gulf Tensions Rise

March 19, 2026
A suspected drone strike has ignited fresh concerns over the vulnerability of critical energy infrastructure in the Middle East after a fire broke out at the Mina Abdullah refinery in Kuwait. According to official statements, the blaze was triggered by an unmanned
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