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Pastoralists Urge Action on Brain Disease Killing Goats

July 4, 2025
 For the Maasai and other pastoralist communities in northern Tanzania, livestock are more than economic assets—they represent history, culture, and survival. But now, a deadly and little-known disease is threatening their way of life. Known locally as Ormilo—meaning “dizziness” in the Maasai

Macron, Putin Resume Talks After Years

July 3, 2025
The presidents of France and Russia held their first phone conversation in more than two and a half years. The discussion, which lasted over two hours, focused on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine as well as broader international concerns. During the call,

Iran Suspends IAEA Cooperation After Nuclear Site Attacks

July 3, 2025
Iran’s Vice President Masoud Pezeshkian has ordered the suspension of cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) following a series of attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities. Tehran attributes these attacks to covert actions by the United States and has responded by

Rwanda Accused of Supporting M23 Rebels Amid Denials

July 3, 2025
A recent report by United Nations experts has brought renewed attention to the ongoing conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), alleging that neighboring Rwanda plays a significant role in supporting the rebel group M23. The report claims that Rwanda has
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