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Ousted Madagascar President Andry Rajoelina Confirms He Fled Country Amid Military Takeover and Youth Uprising
Madagascar’s ousted president, Andry Rajoelina, has officially confirmed that he fled the country last weekend following what he described as “explicit and extremely serious threats” to his life. The revelation comes amid a military-led power grab and a youth-driven protest movement that have plunged the island nation into its worst political crisis in over a
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President Andry Rajoelina Dissolves Madagascar’s National Assembly Amid Youth-Led Uprising and Military Defections
In a dramatic escalation of Madagascar’s political crisis, President Andry Rajoelina announced the dissolution of the National Assembly on Tuesday, deepening the standoff between his administration, the military, and a surging youth protest movement that has swept across the country. The decree, published on the presidency’s official Facebook page, stated that the president had “consulted”
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Andry Rajoelina: The Rise and Fall of Madagascar’s ‘Youth President’ Who Was Toppled by a New Generation
Madagascar’s Andry Rajoelina, once celebrated as the youthful face of change and reform, has now been forced from power by the same force that once elevated him — the anger and activism of Madagascar’s youth. The 51-year-old president, who rose to prominence as a charismatic mayor and radio personality in the late 2000s, was ousted
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Israeli Forces Accused of Arson, Demolitions, and Forced Labour in West Bank’s Tulkarem
TULKAREM, Occupied West Bank – In the shadow of ongoing conflict, Palestinian residents near Tulkarem continue to face escalating violence as Israeli soldiers carry out widespread demolitions and forced displacements in the Nur Shams and Tulkarem refugee camps. Entire neighbourhoods now lie in ruins — homes flattened, vehicles abandoned, and once-bustling streets reduced to silence.
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Syria Seeks to ‘Redefine’ Strategic Ties With Russia as Al-Sharaa Meets Putin in Moscow
Syria’s new president Ahmed al-Sharaa has pledged to rebuild and redefine his country’s long-standing alliance with Russia, assuring Vladimir Putin that Damascus will honor all previous agreements even as it charts a new path toward sovereignty and stability after the fall of Bashar al-Assad. Al-Sharaa’s First State Visit Marks a Diplomatic Reset In his first
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“We Don’t Want Power, We Want Light”: Madagascar Awaits Post-Rajoelina Era
As President Andry Rajoelina fled Madagascar amid mass protests, the army assumed control, leaving a nation in uncertainty. Gen Z protesters—driven by demands for basic services like clean water, electricity, and dignity—have emerged as a powerful force shaping the country’s political future. Chaos and Hope in Antananarivo On Sunday morning, in the Mahamasina suburb of
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Apple to Boost Investments in China Amid Rising US-China Trade Tensions
Apple Inc. has announced plans to increase its investment in China, signaling its commitment to the world’s largest smartphone market even as US-China trade tensions intensify. The announcement comes amid looming tariffs, geopolitical risks, and efforts by US President Donald Trump to encourage domestic manufacturing. Tim Cook Reaffirms Commitment to China During a recent meeting
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Denial and Amnesia: Is the Global Community Ready to Welcome Israel Back After Gaza Conflict?
The Gaza ceasefire agreement has sparked debate about whether the international community is ready to rehabilitate Israel’s global image, even as widespread allegations of atrocities remain unresolved. Analysts warn that denial within Israel and a rush by Western allies to normalize relations may obscure the human cost of the conflict. Gaza Ceasefire Seen as Opportunity
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EU and Spain Reject Trump’s Tariff Threats Over NATO Defense Spending
The European Union and Spain have firmly dismissed US President Donald Trump’s recent threats to impose tariffs on Madrid for refusing to meet his proposed NATO defense spending target. The dispute underscores ongoing tensions between Washington and its European allies over military contributions and trade policies. Trump Threatens Tariffs Over NATO Spending On October 13,
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US Plans $20 Billion Financial Facility to Support Argentina’s Economy Ahead of Midterm Elections
The United States is taking decisive steps to bolster Argentina’s fragile economy, unveiling plans for a new $20 billion financial facility aimed at private banks and sovereign wealth funds. This move comes shortly before Argentina’s highly anticipated midterm elections and follows a $20 billion US-Argentina currency swap, bringing the total potential financial support to $40
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