U.S. Deports Convicted Migrants to Eswatini After Home Countries Refuse Entry
The United States has restarted third-country deportations, transferring five convicted foreign nationals to Eswatini on Wednesday, July 16th. The move, ...
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Senate Begins Crucial Vote on Trump’s Expansive Tax and Spending Plan
The Senate opened a high-stakes voting session Monday morning to advance President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and spending proposal, with ...
Supreme Court Limits Nationwide Injunctions in Birthright Citizenship Case
In a 6–3 ruling issued Friday, June 27th, the U.S. Supreme Court significantly narrowed the authority of federal judges to ...
Ceasefire Holds as Israel, Iran Step Back From Escalation
On Tuesday, June 24th, a ceasefire between Israel and Iran appeared to hold, following nearly two weeks of military escalation ...
Trump Administration Repeals Longstanding Forest Protection Rule
The Trump administration has formally repealed a major federal conservation policy that had safeguarded tens of millions of acres of ...
U.S. Embassy Issues Alert on Zambia’s New Cyber Security Law
The U. S. Embassy in Zambia has alerted American nationals regarding a recently enacted law that involves monitoring electronic communications ...
EU Pledges 4.7 Billion Euros to Strengthen Ties with South Africa as U.S. Cuts Support
The European Union (EU) has pledged 4.7 billion euros ($5.10 billion) in investment to South Africa as both entities seek ...
Supreme Court Limits EPA Authority, Reduces Rules on Releasing Raw Sewage into Water Supply in San Francisco
The United States Supreme Court, on Tuesday, March 4th, ruled in a 5-4 decision that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ...
G20 Summit Begins Under South Africa’s Leadership, but U.S. Refuses to Attend
South Africa opened its first G20 foreign ministers’ meeting on Thursday, February 20th, calling for multilateral cooperation to address global ...
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