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Eritrea’s Human Rights Crisis Requires Ongoing Scrutiny

At the 41st session of the United Nations Human Rights Council starting today, states will discuss whether to keep Eritrea in the spotlight. A [new report](https://documents-dds-ny.un.org/doc/UNDOC/GEN/G19/140/37/PDF/G1914037.pdf?OpenElement) from the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Eritrea highlights why they should. The report, which reviews Eritrea’s human rights situation since its… Read more on https://africa-newsroom.com/press/eritreas-human-rights-crisis-requires-ongoing-scrutiny...

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Rooted in Friendship: How a Grassroots Bond and Green Cooperation Bridge China and the U.S.

A touching 26-year reunion in China's Mu Us Desert highlights the power of grassroots friendship and ecological cooperation between ordinary citizens of China and the United States.

China-Kyrgyzstan Practical Cooperation Gains Strong Momentum Across Sectors

As bilateral relations enter a golden period, practical cooperation between China and Kyrgyzstan accelerates across trade, infrastructure, and green energy projects.

China Puts Carbon to Work: Transforming Emissions into Economic Assets

Exploring China's innovative green strategies, from geothermal heating and power generation using supercritical carbon dioxide to turning greenhouse gas emissions into valuable industrial and food products.

Mutination au Niger : Paris rejette en bloc les accusations de Niamey

La France a qualifié de pure fantaisie les accusations du Niger l'accusant d'avoir orchestré une récente mutinerie militaire à Niamey, sur fond de relations bilatérales profondément dégradées.