71% of Rwandans Do Not Visit National Museums, Cultural Report Reveals

A new cultural heritage report has revealed that 71 percent of Rwandans do not visit national museums, raising concerns about public engagement with the country’s history and heritage. The study was conducted by Inteko y’Umuco, Rwanda’s National Council for Culture. It assessed public awareness, access, and participation in cultural heritage activities across the country. Low…

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Zelenskyy US Security guarantees announced after high-level talks with Trump

Zelenskyy US security guarantees became a central topic after the Ukrainian president confirmed that Washington agreed to offer Ukraine strong protection for the next 15 years. Volodymyr Zelenskyy shared the update after a two-hour meeting with US President Donald Trump in Florida. However, Zelenskyy admitted that negotiations left the future of eastern Ukraine’s Donbas region…

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Syria protests live: Deadly sectarian clashes erupt after mosque bombing

Syria protests turned deadly on Sunday as violent clashes broke out between Alawite demonstrators and pro-government counter-protesters in several parts of the country, killing at least three people and injuring dozens more. Deadly clashes break out during Syria protests Violence erupted during demonstrations in coastal and central Syria after hundreds of Alawites took to the…

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Former Russian diplomat spying for the United States

Former Russian Diplomat Sentenced to 12 Years for Spying for the United States

A Moscow court has sentenced a former Russian diplomat to 12 years in a maximum-security prison after convicting him of spying for the United States, according to Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB). ALSO READ: Somalia condemns Israel’s recognition of Somaliland, citing Gaza displacement fears FSB Details Treason Charges The FSB said Arseniy Konovalov, a former…

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Somalia condemns Israel’s recognition of Somaliland, citing Gaza displacement fears

The Israel recognition of Somaliland has triggered strong opposition from Somalia, which says the move violates its sovereignty and international law. Somali officials also claim the decision is linked to Israel’s plans to displace Palestinians from Gaza, a charge that has sparked regional and international concern. Somalia rejects Israel’s move Somalia has demanded that Israel…

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Mogadishu municipal elections mark historic step toward direct democracy in Somalia

The Mogadishu municipal elections held on December 25 marked a historic moment for Somalia as residents voted directly in local polls for the first time in decades. The vote represents a key step toward restoring universal suffrage and preparing the country for its first nationwide direct elections in more than 50 years. Mogadishu municipal elections…

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Japan Must Be Stopped at Any Cost,” North Korea Says Over Nuclear Weapons Claim

North Korea on Sunday strongly criticized Japan after reports emerged that a senior official in Tokyo suggested the country should acquire nuclear weapons. Pyongyang warned that any move by Japan toward nuclear armament must be stopped “at any cost.” The reaction followed a Kyodo News report from Thursday quoting an unnamed official from Japan’s Prime…

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Putin will meet D. Trump face to face in Alaska

The Kremlin has announced that U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet privately in Alaska on Friday, with only interpreters present for the initial talks on the war in Ukraine. The high-stakes encounter will be followed by broader discussions involving both delegations, a working breakfast, and a joint press conference. The…

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Vatican City has welcomed a new leader for the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics

New Pope Elected: Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost Vatican City has welcomed a new leader for the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics: Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, marking a historic moment as the first American-born pope. estone in the Catholic Church’s history, bringing a new chapter under Pope Leo XIV’s leadership. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, a 69-year-old from…

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AFC/M23 Vows to Counter Civilian Threats in Walikale, Minembwe Amid Ceasefire Violations

Walikale, DR Congo — The M23 rebel group, operating under the banner of Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC/M23), has pledged to “neutralize any threat at its source” following what it describes as escalating attacks and systematic human rights violations in areas it had previously vacated to facilitate peace efforts. In a statement issued Thursday, April 10,…

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