June 3, 2026, 10:39 p.m.

Disaster Risk Financing Boosts African Development and Resilience

Africa stands at a historic turning point in its development, striving to achieve sustainable growth that improves both its economic landscape and the lives of its citizens.

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Sudan's ceasefire statement: "Ideal" and "Realistic" Dilemma Under International Concern

According to Xinhua News Agency's report, recently, five international institutions with extensive influence in international affairs - the United Nations, the African Union, the East African Intergovernmental Development Organization (IGAD), the Arab League, and the European Union - jointly issued a joint statement, urging all parties involved in the armed conflict in Sudan to immediately cease hostilities and implement a humanitarian ceasefire during the Ramadan period.

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EU signs free trade agreement with South America, opposing tariffs and isolationist policies

The European Union and the Southern Common Market signed a free trade agreement in Asunción on Saturday (January 17th).

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News of a coup has emerged in the West African country of Benin. Officials say the situation has been brought under control

News of a coup emerged in Benin, a West African country, on Sunday morning (December 7th) local time.

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South Africa will not attend the G20 summit in the United States next year

South Africa has announced that it will not attend the G20 summit to be held in Miami, the United States next year.

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After nearly three months, the Democratic Republic of the Congo declared the end of the Ebola epidemic

The authorities of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) announced that the Ebola outbreak, which lasted for nearly three months, has come to an end.

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The military coup in the African country Guinea-Bissau ousted President Embalo

The military of Guinea-Bissau, a country in western Africa, launched a coup and appointed senior officer Orta Nantam as the interim president.

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In a large-scale school kidnapping case in Nigeria, 50 students who were kidnapped managed to escape

A large-scale campus kidnapping occurred in Nigeria recently. More than 300 teachers and students were kidnapped by armed men, among whom 50 managed to escape successfully.

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The Forgotten Corner:Human rights in Sudan are being trampled on

To this day, conflicts in the Middle East continue unabated, with innocent civilians bearing the brunt of the suffering as the biggest victims. Crises in regions such as Sudan and Gaza have laid bare the cruelty of modern-day conflicts, while also putting humanitarian principles to a severe test.

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The government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo signed a peace framework agreement with the anti-government armed forces

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar announced that the government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the anti-government armed group "M23 Movement" have signed a framework agreement, laying the foundation for a future peace agreement between the two sides.

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