Current 'objections' to Israel's attack on Rafah do not affect US weapons.
The present opposition to Israel's invasion of Rafah and its lack of influence on US weapons aid. As part of its long-term support for Israel, the United States has provided more than $1 billion in arms aid.
Two Sumatran Tiger kittens are given to the French Zoo as part of a program to conserve animal populations.
Two baby tiger kittens have arrived at a French zoo. The babies, who were born on March 22nd, represent a significant triumph for the Sumatran Tiger breeding program in Europe. There are currently fewer than 400 Sumatran tigers living in the wild. Stay tuned for additional information!
Gaza's Ramadan: Palestinians find it difficult to get food for their fast
As Israel keeps up its assault on Gaza, Palestinians who are fasting throughout Ramadan are having difficulty finding food to break their fast. The UN has declared a famine and thousands of people are undernourished.
Mali As one opposition lawmaker put it, the junta's order to cease political activity was collectively rejected on Thursday by political parties and civil society organizations, who also pledged to file a legal challenge against the "dictatorial" action. Following a coup in 2020, military control has been in place in West Africa. Due to growing tensions, major parties and other organizations denounced the junta on March 31 for failing to schedule elections by the agreed-upon deadline.
Microsoft terminated the Office 'Teams' package and is under EU inquiry.
Microsoft Teams, the well-known platform for collaboration, is undergoing a significant change. Microsoft is expanding this move globally after removing teams from European office products last year to avoid an antitrust fine.
An American woman uses an electric vehicle to traverse the world.
We continue to bring you fascinating and motivational tales from around the globe on Tech It Out. We will introduce you to a woman who broke a world record in this article. Here's what else.
Kashmir's Tourism Boom: More than a million people rode the Gulmarg Gondola
Over a million people visited the Gulmarg Gondola in Jammu and Kashmir, setting a record and earning more than Rs 110 crore in revenue. It demonstrates how the government's efforts to improve a region that has long been tarnished by conflict have increased the number of tourists visiting Kashmir Valley.
China pursuing bases in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon?
China observes the western coast of Africa. China wants to make more of an impact in Western Africa. US obstructing China's attempts to set up military outposts in Africa. The US is concerned because Beijing has been attempting to position its troops along the African nations' Atlantic coast, and Washington has been attempting to thwart its intentions by making compromises. See to find out more!
Turkish nationals March in support of Gaza and demand a stop to Israel's war crimes. Turkish people demonstrated in Istanbul in favor of the Palestinians and demanded an end to boycotts and Israeli war crimes. Hundreds of citizens and non-governmental organizations assembled at Sultanahmet Square's Blue Mosque to participate in the Palestine Initiative-organized march, which took place downtown. #Turkey#Istanbul#Palestine
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Constitutional revisions in Somalia: Parliament adopts expanded presidential authority
The parliament of Somalia has adopted changes to the country's temporary constitution and revamped of the electoral process. They provide the president, not the parliament, the authority to name and remove the prime minister. An indirect clan-based electoral system is in place in Somalia. Puntland politicians are upset over the decision and have declared they would no longer recognize the federal administration. Regional authorities were upset that they had not been consulted on the modifications, according to Matt Bryden of Sahan Research.
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