Renowned Egyptian archaeologist, Zahi Hawass, has reignited a passionate debate over some of the world’s most famous artifacts that were taken from Egypt. His primary target is the breathtaking bust of Queen Nefertiti, currently on display in a museum in Germany. But that’s not all—Hawass is also fighting to bring
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed, has issued a strong warning to any country that tries to challenge Ethiopia’s sovereignty, promising to “humiliate” those who dare to threaten his nation. This tough message came during a celebration of Sovereignty Day in Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa, where Abiy declared that Ethiopia will
Germany recently made a bold offer to South Africa: a $9.3 billion loan to help the country shut down its coal-fired power plants and switch to green energy sources. However, this offer has sparked a strong backlash from a South African political party, the uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MK). On September
A major Indian news agency, Asian News International (ANI), is suing Netflix over a controversial show called IC 814 – The Kandahar Hijack. This series is based on the real-life 1999 hijacking of an Indian Airlines plane by Pakistan-based terrorists. The issue? ANI claims Netflix used their archive footage and
The African Energy Chamber (AEC) is standing up strongly against Climate Rights International (CRI), an organization that the AEC believes is working to keep Uganda from benefiting from its own natural resources. The AEC argues that Uganda, with its significant oil and gas reserves, deserves the chance to develop its
In a new development, the US is talking with Japan about bringing new mid-range missiles to its territory. This move aims to strengthen defenses against China, according to a senior American defense official. During a recent visit to Tokyo, US Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth discussed this idea with
In a candid statement, U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham has made a bold claim about why the United States is so keen on supporting Ukraine. According to Graham, Washington is not just helping Ukraine out of goodwill; there’s a huge economic incentive behind it. During a recent visit to Kiev, Graham
In a new piece for the Financial Times, the leaders of the CIA and MI6—America’s and Britain’s top spy agencies—are warning that the world order is in danger. CIA Director Bill Burns and MI6 Chief Richard Moore say that China and Russia are the biggest threats to global stability. Here’s
China has just announced a major change in its adoption policies. From now on, foreign families will no longer be able to adopt children from China. The only exceptions are for blood relatives of the child. This new rule is a big shift from how things used to be. Here’s
