Kenya’s protests against Ebola quarantine facility are about the economy and sovereignty
The facility has become the latest focal point through which citizens are expressing accumulated frustrations about how decisions are taken and whose voices matter in the process.
Bolivian movements vow ‘permanent mobilization’ as Paz adopts emergency powers
The Bolivian president called the most radicalized groups of protesters “narco-terrorists.” For their part, protesters remain in the streets after more than six weeks, demanding Paz’s resignation.
Ethiopia’s 2026 race: Abiy Ahmed set for re-election
Many describe the election as largely procedural and faced with ongoing insecurity, economic pressures, and limited political participation.
Burkina Faso officially adopts ‘comrade’ in government communication
Following a government directive, Burkina Faso has introduced the official use of the term “comrade” in government institutions, communications, and public speeches.
Ansar Allah launches missile attacks on Israel in retaliation to attacks on Iran and Lebanon
The Yemeni resistance movement also imposed a full ban on Israeli navigation in the Red Sea, while Iran threatened to close the strait of Bab al-Mandeb should Israel continue its aggression.
Iran suspends strikes after ‘painful response’ to Israeli attacks in Lebanon
US President Trump urged both sides to cease further strikes, denying his country’s involvement and reiterating his earlier claims of a peace deal with Iran being “very close.”
Palestinian baby is latest fatal victim of IOF in West Bank
According to the United Nations, at least 70 children were killed due to IOF military operations and settler violence in the occupied West Bank between January 2025 and mid-2026.
Peru’s future hangs in the balance as vote count inches along
Peru’s presidential candidates have remained cautious and reserved as they wait for the official result to be announced.