Category: Global Politics
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🇧🇫🇮🇱🇮🇷 Burkina Faso’s Traoré Quietly Balances Tehran and Tel Aviv
Burkina Faso’s military leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, has built much of his political identity around a hardline anti-Western posture and public alignment with states that challenge Western influence, especially Iran. Yet behind that rhetoric, he is also said to be maintaining discreet channels with Israel, including approving the credentials of Israel’s ambassador to the wider…
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Massachusetts African American Leaders Launch Drive to Restore U.S. Citizenship Rights for Liberians
Prominent African American leaders in Massachusetts have launched a bold campaign calling on Washington to fully restore citizenship rights and permanent residency protections for Liberians living in the United States. The movement, backed by civic organizations, clergy, and diaspora advocates, marks a renewed push to address what they describe as decades of “administrative limbo” affecting…
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Burkina Faso’s Traoré Declares “Democracy Isn’t for Us” as Elections Remain on Hold
Burkina Faso’s military ruler, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, has stated that the West African nation should “forget about democracy for now,” indicating no immediate plans to restore civilian rule as his junta continues to focus on fighting Islamist insurgents. Speaking on national television during a broadcast roundtable, Traoré said the country’s priority remains national security, not…
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🇱🇷 Liberia Police Charge Samuel Jackson in Wife’s Death Case
Liberia: Samuel Jackson Charged on Four Counts in Wife’s Death as Police Forward Case to Court Monrovia — The Liberia National Police has formally charged Samuel P. Jackson with four counts in connection with the death of his wife, Toni Jackson, moving the case from investigation into prosecution. Authorities say the matter will now be…
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🇹🇳 Tunisia’s main union picks Selmi as new leader, role in politics uncertain
Selaheddine Selmi, a 67-year-old education unionist, has been elected leader of Tunisia’s powerful Tunisian General Labour Union (UGTT). Known for his experience and seen as a unifying figure, Selmi aims to restore social dialogue with the government and ensure the UGTT’s independence from political pressures. He faces challenges including internal divisions and strained relations with…
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The Harvest of Blowback: Hillary Clinton’s Admissions on U.S. Funding of Mujahideen, the Rise of Al-Qaeda, and the Soviet Defeat
For years, conspiracy theories have swirled in the darker corners of the internet claiming that the United States government intentionally created or funded the Islamic State (ISIS). While such specific claims regarding ISIS have been repeatedly debunked, a far more complex and well-documented historical truth exists: senior American officials, including former Secretary of State Hillary…
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After the Final Order: Post‑Removal‑Order Detention, the Supreme Court’s Framework, and the Circuit Landscape Under INA § 241
Introduction When an immigration case reaches a final order of removal, the legal theory of detention changes—often abruptly. The government is no longer detaining someone “pending a decision on whether the alien is to be removed.” Instead, detention is generally governed by INA § 241, 8 U.S.C. § 1231, a statutory scheme built around a…
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🇱🇷🇧🇧 Liberia, Barbados Seal Landmark Visa Waiver Pact
In a historic step toward strengthening South-South cooperation and reviving historic transatlantic ties, Liberia and Barbados have signed landmark agreements on visa waiver and political consultations—moves expected to unlock new opportunities in trade, labor mobility, and cultural exchange. The agreements, signed on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, at Liberia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Monrovia, signal…
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🇧🇫 US Embassy Employee Receives Life Sentence for Child Sexual Abuse in Burkina Faso
Fode Sitafa Mara, a 41-year-old US citizen from Maryland and former employee at the US Embassy in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, was sentenced to life in prison for the aggravated sexual abuse of two minor girls.[1][2] The sentencing by federal Judge Lydia Kay Griggsby on February 26, 2026, followed a two-week trial in October 2025 where…
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🇰🇪 Rastafari Priest Challenges Kenya’s Cannabis Ban: “Holy Herb” Essential for Worship, Says High Court Witness
The priest admitted that Rastafari members continue using cannabis during prayer despite it being illegal in Kenya, saying the community is in court to seek legal recognition of the practice as part of their religious freedom. The case could determine whether Rastafari followers will be allowed to use marijuana legally for worship.] include tags separated…
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