Obidient movement will seek new path outside LP if crisis persists says Yunusa Tanko
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What we know: how the attacks on Israeli football fans in Amsterdam unfolded
The Dutch capital is on red alert after violence broke out last week between pro-Palestine demonstrators and Israeli football fans, in what the Dutch government has slammed as “unadulterated anti-Semitism." Videos on…
Afghan women, forced out by Taliban, study medicine abroad
A group of women from Afghanistan who had to break off their medical studies when the Taliban came to power are now finishing their degrees in Scotland.…
Why Indian students are flocking to German universities
The number of people from India coming to Germany to study is increasing rapidly. Tuition fees are considerably lower, and German universities have a good international reputation. Estimates show a fivefold increase…
Spain: Thousands protest, demand Valencia leader resign
Nearly two weeks after Spain’s worst floods in decades struck on October 29, leaving over 220 dead and dozens still missing, tens of thousands take to the streets of Valencia, voicing anger…
After 80 years ‘things can be done differently’, female UN leadership advocate says
One of the stark realities highlighted at the latest UN General Assembly was the underrepresentation of women leaders. Out of 193 countries, only 20 women addressed the General Assembly, an unsettling statistic…
Data protection in the times of mpox and HIV
South African doctors are using the dating app Grinder, which serves the LGBTQ+ community, to fight the spread of mpox. Men who have sex with other men are statistically at higher risk…
‘BlueAnon’ conspiracy theorists spread viral voter fraud claims one day after Trump’s victory
Following Election Day results, some Democrat users on social media also started to falsely accuse Donald Trump of ‘cheating’ during the 2024 presidential race. This wave of ‘QAnon-like’ disinformation coming from Kamala…
African leaders push for climate finance as Cop 29 begins
COP 29 kicks off in Baku as African nations call for more funds to fight the impact of climate change.Also, in Mauritania, a corruption scandal is threatening to put the country’s anti-migration…
Sexual violence in Sudan: ‘There needs to be consequences,’ HRW says
Women and girls in Sudan are being targeted specifically for rape because of their identity, according to Human Rights Watch. This as the 18-month-long civil war in the country has killed over…