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Thousands of refugees fleeing southern Lebanon fill Beirut schools
Following Israeli strikes against Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon over the past two days, thousands have sought shelter in schools across Beirut.
Critics frown at Albania prime minister’s plan to establish ‘Muslim Vatican’
The Bektashi “Vatican” would be built in the capital Tirana on an area of around 10 hectares, and would have its borders, administration, and passports.
Zinedine Zidane’s son Enzo retires from football at 29
Enzo’s retirement marks the end of a career that saw him play for various clubs across Europe, though without reaching the heights of his famous father.
U.S. envoy lauds Edo people for peaceful conduct of governorship election
The ambassador stated that the United States government would continue to monitor the Edo situation closely.
Tinubu seeks debt forgiveness for Nigeria, other developing countries at 79th UNGA
The president argued that developing countries cannot make economic progress “without special concessions and a review of their current debt burden.”
