‘Remnants of Houthi leadership’ are fleeing Sanaa, abandoning residents, Katz says

‘Remnants of Houthi leadership’ are fleeing Sanaa, abandoning residents, Katz says

Several senior Houthi leaders have reportedly fled Sanaa towards fortified hideouts in Saada, Amran, and other areas under Houthi control due to fears of further Israeli airstrikes. Defense Minister Israel Katz on Tuesday said that “the remnants of Houthi leadership” are fleeing Sanaa in Yemen. “Like all the leaders of radical Islamist terror, they look…

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A traveler’s guide to the coastlines, culture, and charm of Canada

A traveler’s guide to the coastlines, culture, and charm of Canada

Canada‘s vast expanse offers families an unparalleled playground where ancient history meets modern adventure, wilderness meets cosmopolitan culture, and every province holds unique treasures waiting to be discovered. From coast to coast, this remarkable country provides experiences that ignite children’s imaginations while creating lasting memories for the entire family. 1. Digging into deep time: Alberta’s…

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Putin and Xi sign around 20 agreements in show of unity

Putin and Xi sign around 20 agreements in show of unity

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed some 20 deals with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on a visit to Beijing on Tuesday that highlighted the two countries’ strong bilateral relations, according to reporting by Chinese news agency Xinhua. Among them was a legally binding memorandum for the construction of a new gas pipeline through Mongolia to…

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What is at stake in Malawi’s elections?

What is at stake in Malawi’s elections?

The people of Malawi are set to vote for their next leader, following a turbulent five years involving economic turmoil, natural disasters and the shock death of the nation’s vice-president. Current President Lazarus Chakwera is vying for a second term, his main rival being Peter Mutharika, an octogenarian who has also held office in the…

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