Nigeria’s protest movement sparks youth involvement, religious cooperation
The #EndBadGovernance 10-day protest in Nigeria ended early, with organizers vowing to return to the streets if their list of demands are not met. According...
Japanese urged not to hoard as fears of possible megaquake spread
Japanese authorities have urged people not to excessively hoard as fears of a potential megaquake lead to a surge in demand for disaster kits...
Brazilian authorities reinforce troops after clashes between Indigenous peoples and landowners
RIO DE JANEIRO—More federal law enforcement officers are being sent to Brazil’s Mato Grosso do Sul state after clashes over land between Indigenous peoples...
Rights group finds no evidence of military presence in Israeli bombed Gaza school
An initial investigation by the Geneva-based Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor has found no evidence of a military presence at the site of the al-Tabin...
World Court announces Sudan war atrocities investigation ahead of scheduled peace talks
When addressing the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) recently, Karim Khan, prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), spoke of prosecuting atrocities occurring in...
Mali cuts diplomatic ties with Ukraine, accusing it of aiding a rebel attack in the African country
BAMAKO, Mali—Mali’s government is cutting diplomatic ties with Ukraine over allegations that Kyiv aided an attack in July by armed groups in the West African country...
A Final Call one-on-one interview with Marc Lamont Hill, part 2
The assault on Palestinians, Gaza and the West Bank Dr. Marc Lamont Hill is one of the leading intellectual voices in the country. He has...
UK government says 6,000 police mobilized to quell riots
The UK government has said that 6,000 police officers have been mobilized to quell riots as religious leaders call on people to restore calm...
War jeopardizes the economies of Sudan and South Sudan
Sudan was once the largest country on the African continent. In 2011 the country was divided by a referendum, resulting in the...
Ruling could permit new reservoir for water-starved Panama Canal, but it could take six years
PANAMA CITY—A court ruling could permit the construction of a new reservoir to feed the water-starved Panama Canal, but the project might take six...