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Senegalese PM Sonko States that the International Order is Moving Towards a More Balanced, Multilateral World

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At the 2025 Summer Davos in Tianjin, Senegalese PM Ousmane Sonko criticized powerful nations for ignoring international norms, emphasizing the Global South’s role in fostering a fairer world order through BRICS initiatives.

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The BRICS Summit in Rio Signs a Landmark Agreement for Inclusive and Sustainable Governance

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BRICS leaders signed a declaration on July 6 to strengthen Global South cooperation in governance, finance, health, AI, and climate action, launching initiatives like the Partnership for Health Equity and Tropical Forest Forever Fund.

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Chinese Embassy in Banjul Farewells 22nd Medical Team and Welcomes 23rd in Health Partnership

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The Chinese Embassy in Banjul celebrated the 22nd Chinese Medical Team’s contributions to The Gambia’s healthcare, including surgeries and training, while welcoming the 23rd team to continue this vital partnership.

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Mali’s Junta Leader Extended Military Rule by Five Years and Canceled Upcoming Elections

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Mali’s parliament has passed a bill granting Gen. Assimi Goita indefinite presidential power without elections, a move sparking concerns amid regional and international pressure for democratic restoration.

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Over 100 Turtles were Found Dead on the Gambian Coast Because of Harmful Fishing Practices

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Discover how conservationists in The Gambia are tackling over 100 turtle deaths caused by harmful fishing practices through monitoring, policy reform advocacy, and the innovative “turtle village” project to save endangered marine life.

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