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Congo Executes 102 Urban Bandits; 70 More Set for Capital Punishment Amid Divided Public Opinion

Monday, Jan 06

Congo's government executes 102 'urban bandits', with 70 more facing death under controversial circumstances, sparking public debate on justice and security.

POLITICS

Family of Egyptian Activist Al-Qaradawi Urges Lebanese PM to Prevent Deportation

Monday, Jan 06

Al-Qaradawi's family appeals to Lebanese PM for intervention to prevent his deportation to Egypt, citing risks to his life.

WORLD NEWS

Red Cross Describes Challenges in Unraveling Fate of Missing Persons in Syria

Sunday, Jan 05

Red Cross outlines grave challenges in identifying the fate of missing individuals from Syria's civil war, a process expected to take years.

POLITICS

Palestinian Authority Cracks Down on Criticism of Jenin Operation

Sunday, Jan 05

The Palestinian Authority's crackdown on dissent regarding the Jenin operation raises concerns over censorship and human rights violations.

WORLD NEWS

Jimmy Carter's Lasting Impact on Africa and Global Health Initiatives

Sunday, Jan 05

Jimmy Carter's legacy in Africa continues through health initiatives and a focus on democracy, actively addressing issues such as the guinea worm disease.

POLITICS

U.S. Must Lead to Counter China's Economic Influence in Latin America

Saturday, Jan 04

China's extensive investments in Latin America pose risks to regional stability, requiring U.S. leadership for a counterbalance.

POLITICS

Reevaluating Jimmy Carter's Complex and Impactful Foreign Policy Legacy

Saturday, Jan 04

Jimmy Carter's foreign policy legacy is nuanced, highlighting successes in human rights, peacekeeping, and international relations despite challenges like the Iran hostage crisis.

WORLD NEWS

Yassin al-Haj Saleh's poignant return to Damascus after years of exile

Saturday, Jan 04

Yassin al-Haj Saleh returns to Syria after exile, calling for truth about the fate of abducted activists.

WORLD NEWS

Israel Defends Hospital Raid in Gaza Amid UN Rights Chief's Criticism of Vagueness

Saturday, Jan 04

Israel justifies its Gaza hospital raid while UN rights chief critiques the explanation as vague, urging for investigations into attacks on healthcare facilities.