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Description: US President Donald Trump stated that Hamas had three to four days to respond to the US 20 – point peace proposal for the Gaza Strip and the cessation of armed fighting and humanitarian devastation in the enclave. The major points of the peace plan included the exchange of prisoners, the phased-out withdrawal from the Gaza Strip by the Israeli military forces, Hamas’ disarmament and the establishment of an internationally led peacekeeping force which would manage security and the flow of humanitarian aid. Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly expressed approval regarding the proposal, even though Israel is yet to formally accept it as a potential resolution

Description: Malagasy citizens took to the streets for a fifth consecutive day of protests against the country’s President Andry Rajoelina and the general living conditions in the country which have been flagrantly unbearable. Protests erupted last week, with citizen movements forming in the capital Antananarivo and spread across smaller cities such as Toliara on 01 Oct. President Rajoelina previously dissolved the government and in a public address to the nation, he apologized to his citizens and once again promised change. His public speech failed to assuage the Malagasies as the protests turned even more violent with police forces increasing in numbers to subvert civil un

Description: The Republican and the Democratic party in the US after failing to agree next year’s government budget caused the closure of the US government, prompting many federal departments to furlough or retain their employees. The closure of the government is not unfamiliar in US politics as it has happened on several other occasion as well as in Trump’s first term, where the 35 – day partial government shutdown happened. The Congress, where the Republican party holds the majority in both chambers, was deadlocked after the Democrats disputed the government budget bill which sought to cut funds from the publicly supported Medicaid and Medicare programs. Trump in return ha

Description: Morocco’s Gen Z protests have entered their fourth day as the young population in the country protested against corruption, dire living conditions and the decadent healthcare system. The protests spread across several cities in the country such as Ait, Amira, Inezgane, Agadi and Tiznit as well as Oujda in the eastern parts of the country. The protests were focused on demonstrating public disapproval with the government’s decision to dedicate most of its infrastructure budget towards the development of the football stadiums for the World Cup in 2030, while ignoring elementary socio – economic issues such as the devastating state of the country’s healthcare system

Description: The UN Security Council has adopted the initiative filed by the US and Panama to reinforce the existing Kenyan security forces in Haiti that combat gang violence to approximately 5 and a half thousand security troops. The Council voted in favor of adopting the resolution with Russia, China and Pakistan abstaining from the vote and addressing criticism towards the US and the mission itself. Chinese UN Ambassador Fu Cong stated that the so – called Gang Suppression Force lacked concise jurisdictional limitation and could be exploited for extrajudicial activities while the funding of the mission remained a constant problem. Russian UN Ambassador, Vassily Nebenzia,

Description: The Special Representative of the UN Secretary General and Head of the MONUSCO (UN Organization and Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo), Bintou Keita, briefed the UN Security Council on the latest developments in the humanitarian and security crisis in the country. She stated that despite relentless peace efforts made by the US, Qatar and several African nations, peace remains and elusive prospect for the country which has been ravaged by violence, disease and displacement. Keita stated that various militant organizations in the country continue to endanger any potential peace agreement by instigating violence, grabbing territory and e

Description: The Japanese Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) enters a key period of decision-making process to name the successor of Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, who after losing both Upper and Lower house votes, submitted his resignation last month. Two prominent candidates among the party’s ranks have emerged in the conservative Sanae Takaichi and Shinjiro Koizumi who has strengthened his appeal to the party’s majority ministers of parliament in the past couple of weeks. Projections currently position both candidates to be in a closely contested leadership race within the LDP which would subsequently decide who would inherit Ishiba as the country’s new Prime Minister. Takaic

Description: Government representatives from the DRC and Rwanda have issued a joint statement claiming their commitment towards pushing forward the peace initiative instigated by the US and Qatar in the upcoming period. After meetings earlier this month, sticking points for establishing a joint peace monitoring and implementation mechanism prevailed over the negotiations. Rwanda’s connection to armed groups and militants within the DRC such as the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) and the M23 rebel alliance group were the biggest challenges for establishing the groundwork for the peace agreement signed earlier this year in Jun. Rwanda stated that the DRC

Description: After a day of deadly protests in the districts of Leh and Kargil, part of the Ladakh region, Indian security forces have established order and imposed a curfew in the Leh district. The protests resulted in four people being killed while 80 more were hospitalized with severe physical injuries. Members of the local police force were also injured as clashes rapidly spiraled in all – out violence where vehicles were set on fire, as well as buildings and regional party headquarters. The leader of the protests, Sonam Wangchuck issued calls for peace and calm and urged the protesters to respect the government’s decision of the curfew imposition. Local residents have b

Description: The Danish Defense Ministry announced that a second wave of drone incursions was detected on several locations across the country which prompted the closure of several airports for a few hours. The airports in Aalborg and Billund reported drone sightings and issued closure notices for several hours. Danish defense and national intelligence services reported that the level of sophistication of the incursions indicated that the attacks were either conducted or sponsored by a state actor, although there were no firmly established connections to Russia or its ally Belarus. Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen stated that she and her government were considering t

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