Zelenskyy Reports Over 3,000 North Korean Casualties in Russia’s Kursk Region
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reports that over 3,000 North Korean soldiers have been killed or wounded in the Kursk region, with...
Isaac Goldberg
Isaac Goldberg is a veteran journalist and editor with a storied career spanning 20 years. His work has significantly impacted public discourse by covering critical issues related to civil rights and government accountability. Isaac graduated from New York University's Journalism program and has received multiple awards for his commitment to high-quality journalism and his ability to sift through complex themes to reveal compelling truths.
Cameroon Journalists Take Steps to Combat Disinformation Before 2025 Election
Ahead of the 2025 presidential election in Cameroon, journalists are proactively fighting against the issue of disinformation that has affected...
Kosovo’s Ethnic Serb Party Denounces Election Ban as Political Violence
Kosovo’s ethnic Serb party has condemned its exclusion from the upcoming elections as 'political violence,' asserting that the decision was...
Tropical Cyclone Chido: Catastrophic Impact on the Southwest Indian Ocean
Tropical Cyclone Chido has wreaked havoc in the Southwest Indian Ocean, declaring an early cyclone season with devastating impacts primarily...
Mozambique’s Supreme Court Affirms Frelimo’s Election Win Despite Protests
Mozambique's Supreme Court confirms Frelimo's election victory, prompting protests from opposition claiming electoral fraud. Mozambique's Supreme Court has upheld the...
Cyclone Chido’s Impact: Mozambique Reports 120 Fatalities
Cyclone Chido in Mozambique has resulted in 120 deaths and nearly 900 injuries, primarily due to the storm's high wind...
North Korean Troops Allegedly Using Fake IDs in Ukraine Conflict
Ukraine claims that North Korean troops are using fake Russian IDs to disguise their presence in the conflict, with an...
Chinese Workers in Brazil Facing ‘Slavery-Like Conditions’ at BYD Site
Chinese workers at a BYD site in Brazil were reportedly found in 'slavery-like conditions,' with excessively long hours, degrading lodging,...
Mozambique Court Upholds Frelimo’s Presidential Victory Amid Protests
Mozambique's highest court has upheld the Frelimo party's victory in the October presidential elections, confirming Daniel Chapo received 65.17% of...
Mozambique Court Confirms Frelimo’s Election Win Amid Protests and Unrest
Mozambique's Constitutional Council has upheld Frelimo's presidential election win despite protests rejecting the results. Opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane claimed electoral...
