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Just as the world focuses on the G20 summit New Delhi tomorrow, Maldivians vote in a crucial presidential election. Traditionally pro-India, the country’s diplomatic relations began to shift in 2013 with China’s Belt and Road Initiative and the election of President Abdulla Yameen who ruled in an authoritarian fashion. The current president, Ibrahim Solih, is confident of winning in the first round, but experts believe a run-off cannot be ruled out.

The African continent is grappling with a disturbing surge in military coups, with eight recorded in central and west Africa since 2020.

The Iranian foreign minister says arrogant powers are pulling out all the stops to suppress independent nations.

Like many things in life, food processing is not black and white.

A trio of hale and hearty soups to keep the fires burning

Niger had been seen as a relatively stable nation in an unstable region. The coup could spark fears in the West that the nation may align interests with Russia and the Wagner Group.

A coup in Niger marked the 13th attempt to overthrow an African government since 2020.

Hyderabad: Rainy days evoke feelings of nostalgia and joy as we anticipate the cool showers that relieve the sweltering heat. And what better way to

For quite some time. i want to draw your attention to something the house oversight committee tweeted out and this is concerning the former fbi soups advisory agent quoting, the agent confirmed key portions of the irs whistleblowers testimony including that both secret service headquarters and the biden transition team were tipped off about the planned hunter biden interview. in fact, on the day of the hunter biden interview, federal agents were told to stand by and to not approach anybody. they...

When it comes to good Italian eats, Nonna (and Stanley) know best.