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Mozambique counts votes amid allegations of irregularities

More than 200 polling stations denied journalists and observers access to the process, said Sala da Paz (“Peace Room”), a civil society platform.

Egypt faces economic strain from regional tensions

Over the past few years, Egypt has suffered from shortage of foreign currency needed for imports, which led to devaluation of the local currency and inflation.

Lawmakers impeach deputy president

Russia’s Wagner recovers bodies of mercenaries killed in Mali

20 Palestinian fighters killed in Gaza, says IDF

Doctor admits trying to kill mother’s partner with fake Covid jab

Israel suffered year of collective trauma, says WHO envoy

U.S., Microsoft seize websites linked to alleged Russian hackers

UN chief condemns ‘escalation after escalation’ in the Middle East

Dozens dead, missing after boats capsize off Djibouti

Saudi Arabia expresses “great concern” over escalation in Lebanon