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How Hyperscale Data Centers Became Geopolitical Targets—and Why They’re Hard to Protect
From kinetic strikes to energy grid sabotage, the world’s largest cloud facilities face escalating threats, exposing a fragile…
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Horn of Africa’s Stability Threatened by Tigray Conflict and Regional Tensions
Renewed conflict in Ethiopia and escalating regional tensions raise concerns about stability in the Horn of Africa, a…
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How the UN Security Council’s Veto Power Blocks Reform and New Leaders
The five permanent members’ veto rights—used 300+ times since 1946—paralyze the Council, leaving the UN’s top job unfilled…
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Sudan’s War Economy Fuels Civilian Deaths as Drone Strike Kills 32 Displaced Gold Miners
A drone strike on civilians panning for gold in Blue Nile State highlights how resource-driven conflict deepens famine…
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Sepp Blatter’s FIFA Career Ends in Corruption and Suspension
Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter’s rise and fall from power amid corruption allegations
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Ethiopia-Eritrea War Would Disrupt Horn of Africa Trade, Refugee Flows, and Food Security
A renewed conflict between Ethiopia and Eritrea would destabilize regional trade, worsen refugee crises, and threaten food supplies…
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio backs Ethiopia-Eritrea de-escalation amid rising tensions
Rubio urged all parties to respect sovereignty and avoid cross-border incursions during a call with Ethiopian Prime Minister…
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Developer Plans Free Microsoft Office Clone Apps
MANILA, October 12, 2026 — A developer known for creating free, open-source alternatives to Adobe Creative Suite applications…
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More than 184,000 displaced in Yemen since August as fighting intensifies, IOM reports
SANAA, October 8 — Intense fighting in Yemen has forced more than 184,000 people from their homes since…
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South Sudan Faces Deepening Aid Crisis as Food Stocks Plummet Amid Refugee Influx from Sudan
JUBA, October 6 — The World Food Programme warns that more than one million vulnerable people in South…
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UN General Assembly: AI, Peace, and the Future of Multilateralism
New York, October 4 The 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly wrapped up its General Debate…
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Liberty Preschoolers Embrace Journalism, Community Awareness: A World News Day Celebration
Liberty, Missouri — On Monday, September 28, 2026, preschoolers at The Goddard School took on the roles of…
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Civilian Displacement Surges in Yemen as Key Roads Close, Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
SANAA, October 1 — As fighting intensifies between Houthi rebels and the Saudi-backed Yemeni government, key roads across…
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UN Must Face Hard Truths to Rebuild Trust, Says Assembly President
UNITED NATIONS, September 27 — The president of the UN General Assembly told member states this week that…
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UNICEF Seeks $97.5 Million to Shield Gaza Children From Winter
UNITED NATIONS, September 22 — The UN Children’s Fund is asking donors for $97.5 million to shield 540,000…
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U.S. Warns Against Middle East Travel as Embassies Issue Alerts
WASHINGTON, September 21 — The U.S. State Department warned Americans against traveling to the Middle East as hostilities…
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UN Iran Probe Finds Possible War Crimes by Iran and US
GENEVA, September 20 — A United Nations fact-finding mission has concluded that civilians in Iran suffered serious human…
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WTO Report Warns Trading System Faces Critical Juncture With Three Futures
GENEVA, September 17 — The World Trade Organization released its World Trade Report 2026 on Thursday, warning that…
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BRICS Summit: Can the Bloc Truly Challenge Western Dominance?
NEW DELHI, September 12 — India hosts the 17th BRICS Leaders’ Summit in New Delhi on Saturday, September…
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More Than 2,000 Yemenis Flee to Djibouti After Houthi Port Capture
DJIBOUTI, September 15 — More than 2,000 people fleeing Houthi rebels in Yemen have arrived in Djibouti, the…
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Iran, Oman Agree Hormuz Routes, to Brief Gulf States in Muscat
MUSCAT, September 14 — Iran and Oman have agreed on the details of new entry and exit routes…
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BRICS Opens New Chapter for Africa and Global South
NEW DELHI, September 14 — The 18th BRICS Leaders’ Summit has wrapped in New Delhi, where India’s chairship…
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Guinea and Ivory Coast Presidents Commit to Expanded Security
ABIDJAN, September 14 — Guinean President Mamady Doumbouya met his Ivorian counterpart, President Alassane Ouattara, in Abidjan over…
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Houthi Push Near Bab al-Mandab Threatens Trade and Oil
DUBAI, September 13 — Iran-backed Houthi fighters have seized territory close to the Bab al-Mandab Strait, the narrow…
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