Punchjust nowConflicts & GeopoliticsRobert Kabera, a former sergeant major in the Rwandan army and a vocal critic of President Paul Kagame, was discovered beheaded near Kampala, Uganda. The grim discovery raises concerns about the safety of Rwandan dissidents living abroad. Kabera had previously served in the Rwandan military but late
Die Presse3mConflicts & GeopoliticsAn arrest warrant has been issued in Florida against Cuba’s former head of state, Raúl Castro. He is accused of ordering the downing of two small aircraft belonging to an exile Cuban organization in 1996. The incident involved planes flown by the organization “Brothers to the Rescue,” which frequent
Times of Israel7mConflicts & GeopoliticsA Houthi ballistic missile strike on a military camp in Shabwa province, Yemen, has reportedly killed over 50 soldiers and injured more than 200 others. The Yemeni military stated the rebels specifically targeted new recruits during the attack. This incident escalates tensions in the ongoing conflic
Index.hr10mConflicts & GeopoliticsA Russian drone attack on the Kharkiv Oblast region of northeastern Ukraine has resulted in the deaths of six individuals, including children. The attack underscores the continued targeting of civilian areas amidst the ongoing conflict. Details indicate the incident occurred in a park, tragically cl
To Vima10mConflicts & GeopoliticsThe European Parliament is calling for a coordinated European strategy to shield the International Criminal Court from American sanctions. The proposal includes activating the Blocking Statute, a tool designed to counteract the effects of extraterritorial sanctions imposed by non-EU countries. Furth
Observador12mConflicts & GeopoliticsA debate regarding the cost of living in Portugal has become heated, with the government accusing the Bloco de Esquerda (BE) party of inciting “insurrection.” This accusation arose amidst broader protests occurring across Europe. The Socialist Party (PS), however, maintains that there is no desire t
Daily Maverick15mConflicts & GeopoliticsOnline political discourse in South Africa leading up to the November 4th local elections has been significantly influenced by the anti-immigrant movement. This resurgence is linked to a governmental shift in asylum policy and the ongoing controversy involving activist Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma. Further
Dawn15mConflicts & GeopoliticsThe Senate in Islamabad approved legislation on Monday allowing former members of the National Assembly (NA) or Senate to retain blue passports even if they did not complete a full term. The amendment to the Passports Act, 1974, grants this privilege to all who have taken oath as a parliamentarian,
RT16mConflicts & GeopoliticsAnti-government riots are currently unfolding in Albania, prompting a strong response from Prime Minister Edi Rama. Rama has publicly accused both Russia and Iran of being behind the ongoing unrest, alleging they are instigating the violence. The accusations come as protests escalate across Albania,
Mada Masr17mConflicts & GeopoliticsHundreds of Palestinian families have been displaced from the Al-Shuja'iyya neighborhood, east of Gaza City, after the Israeli army expanded the reach of the "Yellow Line" westward into the center of the district last week. This expansion impacted families already residing in tents built among the r
Vanguard23mConflicts & GeopoliticsThe Osun State Police Command is seeking two former leaders of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) – Wakili Nurudeen, known as Alowonle, and Olayemi Ojo, alias Sibi – regarding the murder of Dauda Oyeyemi, called Emir. Commissioner of Police Ibrahim Zungura announced the wanted stat
N1 Info25mConflicts & GeopoliticsThe European football association (UEFA) has requested that the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) respond to inquiries regarding its governance by November 2nd. UEFA is demanding FIFA publish key documents and provide answers to all questions concerning its management practices
Digi2428mConflicts & GeopoliticsInterim Romanian Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has sharply criticized legal action taken by magistrates to secure additional salary rights, deeming both the lawsuits and the resulting financial awards "immoral.” Bolojan, nearing the end of his term, highlighted the substantial number of these cases an
Gulf News29mConflicts & GeopoliticsThe Presidents of the United Arab Emirates and France held discussions focusing on strengthening bilateral cooperation and addressing key regional developments. The meeting underscored the commitment of both the UAE and France to enhancing their strategic partnership across multiple sectors, includi
NOS31mConflicts & GeopoliticsFrench authorities have imposed a curfew in the city of Lille, in northern France, and surrounding municipalities including Douai, Wattignies, and Denain, in response to violent protests over the weekend. The curfew prohibits individuals under the age of 18 from being on the streets between 8:00 PM
Index.hr36mConflicts & GeopoliticsSerbian writer Vladimir Arsenijević recently spoke at the University of Novi Sad (NU2), addressing issues of deep division within Serbia. His talk focused on attacks from right-wing groups, the denial of war crimes, and selective historical memory amongst young people. During the event, students dis
Al-Monitor39mConflicts & GeopoliticsIsrael will resume commercial goods shipments into Gaza after halting them due to a dispute over fees charged by Hamas. The stoppage, lasting several days, had impacted the flow of essential food and supplies to the aid-dependent Gaza. The issue stemmed from Hamas authorities allegedly demanding 10,
Aftenposten40mConflicts & GeopoliticsFollowing a crisis meeting Monday, the French Prime Minister announced a nationwide curfew to address the violent riots erupting across France over the weekend. These riots were triggered by the fatal police shooting of Nahel Merzouk in Nanterre. Authorities are implementing stringent legal conseque
IOL45mConflicts & GeopoliticsTraditional leaders from the Khoi community in Cape Town, South Africa, are in dispute with a family constructing a hut on the grounds of the Castle of Good Hope. The Khoi leaders are demanding the immediate removal of the structure, citing concerns over heritage and customary authority. The disagre
Yonhap News45mConflicts & GeopoliticsYemen’s Houthi rebels announced on November 19th (local time) that they launched large-scale attacks targeting six locations within Saudi Arabia. These locations included critical infrastructure such as facilities belonging to Saudi Aramco, Riyadh Airport, and several military bases. The Houthis, al
Le Figaro50mConflicts & GeopoliticsThe major international financial conference scheduled for next week in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, has been cancelled and postponed until next year. This event, often dubbed the “Davos in the Desert,” was anticipated to be a significant gathering for investors. The decision to postpone comes in response
The Times of India53mConflicts & GeopoliticsSerbia is preparing for early parliamentary elections on October 25, potentially reshaping its political landscape. The elections follow two years of sustained protests, initially triggered by a significant railway disaster in 2024. These demonstrations have evolved into a broader anti-corruption mo
France 2454mConflicts & GeopoliticsThe French government is implementing localised curfews following a weekend marked by widespread violence and looting across France. In response to the unrest, financial aid will be provided to businesses impacted by the disturbances. Simultaneously, authorities are preparing a harsher judicial appr
El Nacional55mConflicts & GeopoliticsFlorida state prosecutor James Uthmeier has requested the arrest of former Cuban leader Raúl Castro, charging him with murder in connection to the downing of two civilian aircraft in 1996. The incident resulted in the deaths of four crew members. The attack occurred on February 24, 1996. These charg
AIM News56mConflicts & GeopoliticsThe province of Gaza, Mozambique, anticipates investing approximately $126 million in a central solar project intended to support the mining industry. This initiative, reported from Nacala-Porto, aims to provide a dedicated power source for mining operations within Gaza. Details regarding the projec
FAZ57mConflicts & GeopoliticsThe President seeks a scapegoat for high gasoline prices ahead of the Congressional elections, increasingly focusing on the situation in Ukraine. This shift in rhetoric suggests a potential waning of support for Ukraine as the political climate in the United States changes. Even after the elections,
DutchNews1hConflicts & GeopoliticsCampaigners representing widows of former prisoners of war held by Japan have vowed to continue their pursuit of compensation, despite recent limitations imposed by the Dutch cabinet. The Dutch government had previously acknowledged a moral obligation to address inadequate compensation, yet the curr
Yonhap News1hConflicts & GeopoliticsViolent protests and looting erupted in Milan, Italy, leading to the detention of 271 individuals by police, according to ANSA news agency reports on Tuesday. The demonstrations follow similar unrest occurring across Italy. In Milan, protesters blocked storefront windows of luxury shops and forced e
Al Jazeera1hConflicts & GeopoliticsThe World Food Programme (WFP) has announced the suspension of food assistance to Gaza due to critical funding shortages. This decision will exacerbate the already dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, where a significant portion of the population is facing hunger. The WFP's inability to continue pro
New Straits Times1hConflicts & GeopoliticsIn Miami, Florida, the state’s top prosecutor announced an arrest warrant for former Cuban president Raúl Castro on Monday. The warrant stems from state murder charges that mirror a federal indictment made public earlier in the year. Details of the charges have not been fully released, but they sign