Édouard Bizimana and the Bocsánczy Case: The Diplomatic Records Burundi Should Release
Official records show that János Bocsánczy represented Burundi at international organisations in Vienna for years before Hungarian prosecutors charged a man identified in press reports as Bocsánczy in an alleged influence-peddling scheme involving diplomatic appointments. Burundi should now disclose how he was nominated, vetted, accredited and retained.
Six Ancient Medinas in Comoros Designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites
UNESCO has recognized six ancient medinas in Comoros for their historical and cultural significance, dating back to the 12th century.
Ugandan Wildlife Authority Relocates 12 Endangered Nubian Giraffes to Safer Habitat
In a significant conservation effort, the Ugandan wildlife authority has relocated 12 endangered Nubian giraffes to protect them from the threats posed by oil drilling in the country’s largest national park.
Six Candidates Compete to Succeed Guterres in UN Debate
During a debate at the UN headquarters, six candidates aiming to succeed Antonio Guterres faced scrutiny from diplomats and civil society representatives.
Armoured Fighters Gather at Spøttrup Castle for IMCF World Championship
Nearly 600 armoured fighters from 30 countries have convened at Spøttrup Castle in Denmark for the IMCF World Championship, showcasing their medieval combat skills.
South African Court Halts Impeachment Process Against President Cyril Ramaphosa
A South African court has paused the impeachment inquiry against President Cyril Ramaphosa, who requested a legal review of a report related to the 'Farmgate' scandal.
Wildfire Emergency Near Madrid Forces Evacuations Amid Extreme Heat
Over 10,000 residents have been evacuated from areas near Madrid as fierce wildfires rage, with emergency services working tirelessly to control the situation.