Gabon Strides Towards Democracy One Year After Coup

One year after the coup that ended the Bongo family’s 55-year rule, Gabon is finally taking steps toward democracy. The Bongo dynasty, marked by authoritarianism and corruption, faced growing public dissatisfaction, especially after Ali Bongo’s controversial re-election in 2016. Following another controversial win in the 2023 elections, the military ousted Ali Bongo and appointed his…

Belizean American Firefighter Acquitted of Attempted Murder

edition.channel5belize.com - 02/Nov 01:48

After nearly two months behind bars, American national Gilbert Lightburn Junior is finally a free man. The forty-one-year-old firefighter faced...

General ‘Jack’ Gowon at 90

spyetv.com.ng - 27/Oct 05:35

In a country where life expectancy is below 60, Yakubu ‘Jack’ Gowon, Army General and former military Head of State, has cause to thank God. He...

The royal family's challenging year

smh.com.au - 30/Oct 19:53

After multiple cancer diagnoses, and a death, the royal family is emerging from one of its most difficult years, ITV royal editor Chris Ship tells...

To Reduce Violent Conflict, Support Non-Violent Resistance Movements – Analysis

eurasiareview.com - 06/Nov 00:13

By Dr Bryan Sims It is unsurprising that as the world entered its 18th consecutive year of democratic decline, it was also experiencing a record...

Georgia Pivoting Toward Russia? Difficult Days Ahead – Analysis

eurasiareview.com - 26/Oct 23:01

This Saturday, October 26, citizens of the Republic of Georgia in the South Caucasus began voting in parliamentary elections that will determine the...

Militant Attacks And Challenges To Peace In Jammu And Kashmir – OpEd

eurasiareview.com - 27/Oct 23:42

The region of Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing signs of renewed tension, challenging the anticipated transition toward democracy and stability. A...

19 States vs EFCC: 5,000 Lawyers Back Govs

newslineng.com.ng - 28/Oct 17:23

A historic lawsuit filed by 19 state governors challenging the constitutionality of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has gained the...

WeightWatchers backflip on dumping in-person meetings in Australia

thewest.com.au - 29/Oct 08:25

The change of heart comes just weeks after the weight-loss megabrand announced the controversial funnelling of all members toward online-only support.