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Mozambique is gearing up for the inauguration of its next president, Daniel Chapo, on January 15, but the lead-up to the event has been marred by controversy and unrest. Chapo, the candidate for the ruling Front for the Liberation of Mozambique (Frelimo)

South Korea’s Presidential Security Service, backed by the military, prevented an attempted arrest of recently impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol at his official residence in Seoul. The standoff involved approximately 3,000 police officers and anti-corruption investigators armed with an arrest warrant, sparking

Starting January 1, 2025, Switzerland has officially banned wearing face coverings, such as burqas and niqabs, in public places. The new law, passed after a referendum in 2021, reflects the country’s push to strengthen public safety and uphold its values of transparency

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a new decree requiring undocumented migrants in Russia to either legalize their status or leave the country by April 30, 2025. The move is part of the government’s broader strategy to address growing nationalist concerns and

President Joe Biden has expressed profound grief and anger following a tragic attack on New Year’s Eve that left more than 10 people dead and 35 injured on Bourbon Street, a well-known celebration hotspot in New Orleans. The attack unfolded when a

Amid weeks of protests and political turmoil, Mikheil Kavelashvili, a former professional footballer and far-right politician, was sworn in as Georgia’s president on Sunday in a ceremony held in the nation’s parliament in Tbilisi. The 53-year-old pledged to serve the country’s interests,