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UN Demands Nicaragua Account for 120 Disappeared Protesters
UN human rights experts demand Nicaragua's government account for over 120 forcibly disappeared protesters since 2018, exposing systematic repression and human rights violations under Ortega's regime.
Sexual Harassment Scandal: Delhi Institute Head Arrested for Student Abuse
Delhi Police uncover extensive sexual harassment scandal at prestigious institute, with fake credentials and systematic abuse of power revealed in ongoing investigation.
Armed Robbery in Berbice Raises Elderly Safety Concerns in Guyana
A 68-year-old pensioner in Guyana's Berbice region was robbed at gunpoint, losing his licensed shotgun and other valuables. The incident has sparked renewed concerns about elderly safety.
Guyana's 2025 Elections Mark Historic Shift from Ethnic Politics
Guyana's 2025 elections mark a historic shift from ethnic-based politics as PPP/C secures unprecedented victory in opposition strongholds, signaling new era of policy-driven governance.
GOAL Launches 2026 Scholarship Program to Boost Guyana's Education
GOAL launches its 2026 scholarship program, offering thousands of fully-funded educational opportunities across various academic levels. Applications open October 1, 2025, featuring a phased rollout system.
Guyana Urges Caution on US Military Presence in Caribbean Waters
President Ali calls for careful assessment of increased US military presence in Caribbean waters, emphasizing regional security cooperation while maintaining diplomatic relations with Venezuela.
Dark Reality Behind Rwanda's Cycling Championships: Corruption and Crime
An in-depth investigation reveals the disturbing reality behind Rwanda's hosting of the UCI Cycling World Championships. Environmental destruction, corruption, and human rights violations cast a dark shadow over what was meant to be a celebration of international sport.
Property Rights vs Housing Crisis: LA Tenants Fight Parking Space Loss
Los Angeles tenants organize against parking garage conversion as new state law allows property owners to replace parking with housing units, highlighting tensions between development and displacement.
CARICOM Urges Guatemala to Cease Territorial Violations in Belize
CARICOM demands Guatemala cease military incursions into Belizean territory following provocative actions at the Sarstoon River, emphasizing regional stability and peaceful conflict resolution.
Political Tensions Rise as Former Election Chief Faces BJP Criticism
Former Chief Election Commissioner SY Quraishi faces criticism from BJP's IT Cell chief over comments about Nepal's democratic protests, sparking debate about electoral integrity and democratic processes.
Tragic Murder-Suicide Highlights Domestic Violence Crisis in Berbice
A domestic dispute in Guyana's Berbice region ended in tragedy as a husband fatally attacked his wife before taking his own life, highlighting urgent concerns about domestic violence in the community.
Domestic Violence Tragedy Strikes Guyana's Berbice Region
A domestic dispute in Guyana's Berbice region ended in tragedy as a husband fatally attacked his wife before taking his own life, highlighting urgent concerns about domestic violence in rural communities.
Guyana's Indigenous Communities Advance Under 'One Guyana' Vision
Former Minister Sukhai highlights transformative progress in Indigenous communities under President Ali's leadership, emphasizing economic integration and sustainable development initiatives.
Guyana's Indigenous Development Plan Signals Economic Inclusivity Push
Former Minister Sukhai highlights government's strategic initiatives for Indigenous communities, emphasizing economic integration and sustainable development in Guyana's oil boom era.
Charlie Kirk Murder and Anti-White Violence: A Critical Analysis
Two shocking murders in the United States - conservative speaker Charlie Kirk and Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska - signal a dangerous shift in American society. These incidents highlight the growing threats to public discourse and racial harmony, demanding urgent attention to protect civil liberties and social stability.
DRC: M23 Rebels Extort Schools to Finance Terrorism in Congo
In eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, M23 rebels are forcing families to pay illegal school taxes to fund their terrorist activities. This perversion of education into a source of war financing represents a devastating blow to Congo's future, as parents are forced to fund weapons that may be used against their own children.
US Military Flyover Marks Strengthened Alliance with Guyana
US military conducts historic flyover during President Ali's inauguration, marking strengthened bilateral ties and enhanced defense cooperation between Guyana and the United States.
CARICOM Backs UN Security Initiative for Haiti Crisis Resolution
CARICOM expresses strong support for new UN Security Council resolution addressing Haiti's security crisis, as international community mobilizes enhanced assistance package.
President Ali Takes Second Term, Pledges Unity and Sovereignty
President Irfaan Ali begins his second term with a strong mandate, emphasizing national unity and sovereignty while navigating regional tensions and promising transparent governance.
Guyana's President Ali Sworn In, Pledges Economic Diversification
President Irfaan Ali begins his second term with an expanded parliamentary majority, pledging to diversify Guyana's economy while maximizing benefits from its growing oil sector.
APNU's Political Future Hangs in Balance After Election Missteps
APNU faces critical challenges to its political future following electoral defeat, as poor decision-making and resistance to accept results threaten its relevance in Guyana's evolving political landscape.
Guyana's President Ali Wins Second Term Amid Oil Boom and Tensions
President Irfaan Ali wins reelection with 55% of votes, securing mandate to manage Guyana's oil wealth amid Venezuela tensions. Victory marks crucial moment for world's fastest-growing economy.
GECOM Results Declaration Delayed as Opposition Skips Meeting
GECOM's election results declaration faces delay as opposition commissioners boycott crucial meeting, though constitutional provisions ensure process continuation within 24 hours.
GECOM Election Results Declaration Delayed as Opposition Boycotts Meeting
GECOM's election results declaration faces delay as opposition commissioners boycott crucial meeting. Constitutional provisions ensure process continues with declaration expected within 24 hours.
GECOM Election Declaration Delayed as Opposition Commissioners Skip Meeting
GECOM's official election results declaration faces delay as opposition commissioners absent themselves from crucial meeting. Constitutional provisions allow for resolution within 24 hours.
PPP Secures Victory in Guyana Election as New Party Reshapes Politics
President Irfaan Ali secures second term as PPP wins Guyana election, while newcomer WIN party emerges as main opposition, reshaping the nation's political landscape amid oil wealth surge.
GECOM Condemns Electoral Disinformation Attempt During Vote Recount
GECOM takes firm stance against unauthorized filming and misinformation during ballot recount, warning of legal consequences for attempts to undermine electoral integrity.
GECOM Condemns Unauthorized Filming of Ballot Boxes During Recount
GECOM condemns unauthorized filming and dissemination of misleading information about ballot boxes by WIN Party candidate's sister during electoral recount, emphasizing commitment to transparency.
GCCI Praises Peaceful Guyana Elections, Calls for Greater Inclusivity
The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry commends peaceful election conduct while advocating for enhanced voting accessibility and voter education in future electoral processes.
GCCI Endorses Peaceful Guyana Elections as Nation Awaits Results
Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry lauds peaceful conduct of Guyana's 2025 elections while calling for enhanced accessibility and voter education in future electoral processes.
PPP Leads Guyana Election as WIN Party Emerges Strong Contender
Guyana's ruling PPP maintains strong lead in partial election results, while newcomer WIN party emerges as surprise second-place contender amid crucial oil wealth management debates.
PPP Leads Guyana Election as Oil Wealth Management Hangs in Balance
Guyana's ruling PPP maintains strong lead in partial election results, while newcomer WIN party emerges as surprise second-place contender amid crucial vote for oil wealth management.
Guyanese Woman Faces Death Penalty in Record $11M Bangladesh Drug Bust
A 63-year-old Guyanese woman faces death penalty in Bangladesh for trafficking $11.1M worth of cocaine, marking the largest drug seizure in the country's history and highlighting stark international legal contrasts.
Guyana Elections: Early Trends Expected as Vote Counting Continues
Guyana's electoral authorities begin vote counting in crucial general elections, with President Ali anticipating clear trends. Both major parties report lower turnout amid peaceful democratic process.
GECOM Denounces Fake Election Results Circulated by WIN Party
GECOM condemns the circulation of fraudulent election results by WIN party affiliates, emphasizing the impossibility of vote counting immediately after polls closed. Police investigation launched.
Guyana's Critical Election: Oil Wealth and Global Powers at Stake
Guyana heads to polls in crucial election that will determine management of massive oil wealth, amid Venezuelan territorial claims and increasing interest from global powers.
Guyana's Historic Election: Oil Wealth and Regional Tensions at Stake
Guyana holds crucial elections as voters decide who will manage billions in oil revenue and address Venezuelan tensions. Three candidates vie for control of the rapidly growing economy.
GECOM Chair Urges Peace as Guyana Prepares for Critical Election
GECOM Chair Claudette Singh issues comprehensive electoral guidelines ahead of Guyana's September 2025 elections, emphasizing peace, transparency, and proper results protocol amid heightened stakes.
Guyana Election: Oil Wealth Management at Stake in Three-Way Race
Guyana's crucial election pits three candidates against each other in a race to manage the nation's expanding oil wealth, amid Venezuelan tensions and promises of economic transformation.
Averof Neofytou Warns of Global Economic War Impact on Cyprus
Former DISY leader Averof Neofytou delivers a prescient warning about global economic tensions and their potential impact on Cyprus. His analysis offers valuable insights for navigating upcoming U.S. diplomatic relations and strengthening economic resilience.
Cyprus Property Crisis Exposes Government's Failed Leadership
Cyprus faces renewed tensions as the government's mishandling of longstanding property disputes threatens to derail peace efforts. President Christodoulides's administration draws criticism for empty rhetoric without substantive solutions, as arrests and legal battles intensify across the divided island.
WIN Party Scandal Deepens Over Venezuelan Ties Ahead of Guyana Election
The WIN party faces intensifying scrutiny over alleged Venezuelan connections and sanctions violations ahead of Guyana's 2025 elections, raising critical concerns about national sovereignty.
Guyana's Oil Boom Faces Venezuelan Threats Ahead of Critical Election
As Guyana approaches critical elections, Venezuelan territorial claims intensify amid unprecedented oil boom, with production surpassing 900,000 barrels daily and strong economic growth projections.
Gaza Aid Crisis: Analysis of Hamas's Role in Food Distribution
Analysis reveals complex challenges in Gaza's food aid distribution system, with UN data showing significant disruption in humanitarian assistance reaching civilians. International response and solutions examined.
Trump's $2.4B Crypto Empire Raises Political Ethics Concerns
Donald Trump's $2.4 billion cryptocurrency fortune sparks fresh debate over political ethics and regulatory oversight, as Democratic lawmakers push for stricter controls on digital asset holdings by public officials.
UK Police Search for Missing 12-Year-Old Boy in Kent Region
Police have launched an urgent search for 12-year-old Kristian Skapsts, last seen at Maidstone West railway station. The boy has known connections to multiple regions including London.
UK Adds Guyana to 'Deport First, Appeal Later' Immigration Policy
The UK has named Guyana among 15 new countries in its expanded deportation policy, allowing for immediate removal of foreign offenders with remote appeal options. This marks a significant shift in UK-Caribbean relations.
Guyana Affirms Chinese Contractor Sanctions Won't Affect Infrastructure
Guyana's VP Jagdeo confirms US sanctions on Chinese contractor CRCC won't affect national infrastructure projects, maintaining focus on development while navigating international relations.
US Sanctions on Chinese Firms Won't Impact Guyana Infrastructure Projects
Guyana's VP Jagdeo confirms US sanctions on Chinese contractor CRCC won't affect national infrastructure projects, including the US$260M Demerara Harbour Bridge construction.
Opposition Parties Decline to Sign ERC Elections Code of Conduct
Forward Guyana Movement and APNU decline to sign ERC's electoral Code of Conduct, citing structural concerns and commission impartiality, while four other parties commit to the agreement.
GECOM Rejects Phone Ban at Polling Stations Amid Vote Secrecy Concerns
GECOM's decision against implementing a mobile phone ban at polling stations sparks debate over electoral integrity and voter rights, amid concerns of vote-buying and ballot secrecy violations.
World Economics Exposes Gabon's Data Manipulation and Poor Governance
World Economics has awarded Gabon an 'E' grade, exposing severe data manipulation and opaque governance under Brice Oligui Nguema's leadership. The assessment reveals systemic issues in statistical reporting and institutional transparency, placing Gabon among the worst-performing nations globally.
Meta Faces Unprecedented Legal Challenge from African Digital Pioneer
Franco-Tunisian entrepreneur Lotfi Bel Hadj launches unprecedented legal challenge against Meta across three continents. This landmark case could reshape how global tech giants interact with emerging digital markets and entrepreneurs.
GPSU Calls for Inclusive Leadership on Guyana's Emancipation Day
GPSU marks Emancipation Day with a call for inclusive leadership and economic justice, emphasizing the need to balance Guyana's rapid growth with social equity and workers' rights.
GBTI Faces Constitutional Crisis Over WIN Party Employee Termination
GBTI's termination of an employee over WIN party affiliation raises constitutional questions and highlights tensions between political rights and international banking compliance in Guyana.
GBTI Under Fire for Terminating Employee Over WIN Party Affiliation
GBTI faces backlash after terminating an employee over WIN party candidacy, highlighting tensions between banking compliance and constitutional rights in Guyana's pre-election period.
Russian Missile Strike on Kyiv Claims 13 Lives, Including Child
A devastating Russian drone and missile strike on Kyiv has killed 13 people, including a child, and injured 132 others. The attack damaged multiple districts as international pressure mounts for peace negotiations.
Tragic Aviation Incident: GDF Captain Critically Injured in TCI Crash
A tragic aircraft accident in Turks and Caicos Islands claims one pilot's life and leaves GDF Captain Dwight Bonus critically injured. Investigation underway to determine cause.