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September 2016
September 26, 2016
Colombian Government and Rebels Sign Peace Agreement After Half a Century
The Colombian government and FARC rebels signed a historic peace agreement, ending over 50 years of civil war. This agreement allows FARC to transition into…
September 21, 2016
Boat Carrying at Least 600 Refugees Sinks Off the Coast of Egypt
A boat carrying at least 600 refugees sank off the coast of Egypt, resulting in 29 confirmed deaths and 150 rescues. Most refugees are from…
September 4, 2016
British Prime Minister: A Difficult Economic Situation Lies Ahead
British Prime Minister Theresa May warns of a challenging economic future following the Brexit referendum, despite some positive economic indicators. The government is monitoring the…
September 1, 2016
One Thousand People Arrested in Post-Election Riots in Gabon
Following the announcement of Ali Bongo's narrow victory in Gabon's presidential election, widespread protests erupted, leading to the arrest of around 1,000 people. The unrest…