Ethiopia blames Egypt, Sudan as ‘last chance’ Nile dam talks stall
7 April, 2021 Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan have traded accusations as talks in Kinshasa regarding the controversial Ethiopian Renaissance Dam ended without progress. Ethiopia...
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Hearts And Lives Broken: The Nightmare of Uyghur Families Separated by repression
April 7, 2021 Source: Amnesty International Nearly four years ago, Uyghur parents studying or making a living abroad began living a recurring nightmare. Many had...
Another Tanker Briefly faces difficulties in Suez Canal
06.04.2021 The strategic shipping waterway, which accounts for as much as 12 percent of all global shipping, was jammed up for six days...
Flagrant Human Rights Violations in Egypt Exposed
In a scathing new report, the Committee to Protect Journalists ranks Egypt as the worst jailer of journalists in the Middle East. This comes...
Socotra: UAE Marks a New Era of Colonialism and Resource Extraction in Middle East
The UAE’s annexation of Yemen’s Socotra island is at the center of its colonial quest to dominate the region, both militarily and economically. Published:...
El-Sisi to Tshisekedi: We have political will to reach deal on GERD dam
Democratic Republic of Congo’s President Felix Tshisekedi delivers a speech at the opening of talks on Ethiopia’s Renaissance Dam at the Fleuve Congo Hotel, Kinshasa,...
More than two million people in Somali region affected by drought, require assistance: UN
Addis Abeba, April 05/2021 – Some 2.1 million people across 74 Woredas in Somali Region require humanitarian assistance as a result of drought, according to...
Kenya Deriska Maxaa Ku Diray?
Saaxib waad dooran kadhaa, laakin cidda diris ku noqoneysa ma dooran kadhid. Sannado badan, Kenya marka duray haleelo, waxa qaadi jiray deriskeeda oo dhan....
Former Pfizer Vice-President Dr. Yeadon: Entirely Possible It’ll Be Used for Massive-scale Depopulation
Peter Koenig 2021-04-03 By now it is obvious that this worldwide craze of vaccinating more than 7 billion people – as was...
No Peace Without Water, No Water Without Peace, and Neither Without Women’s Empowerment
April 5, 2021 By Marisa O. Ensor Water deprivation is increasingly recognized as a political and security problem. Tensions resulting from the growing imbalance...