DRC Holds Mass Burial as M23 Advances in East, Sparking Fears of Escalation

DRC Holds Mass Burial for War Victims

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) held a mass burial for nearly 3,000 victims of the escalating conflict in the country's east. The victims were killed in just 10 days, highlighting the brutal nature of the ongoing violence.

M23 Advances in Eastern DRC

Meanwhile, the Rwanda-backed M23 armed group continued its advance through the region, seemingly poised to seize the strategic town of Kavumu. This advance raises concerns about further escalation and displacement in the already volatile region.

US Congressman Calls for Trump Impeachment over Gaza

Texas Democratic Representative Al Green announced plans to file articles of impeachment against President Trump after Trump suggested the U.S. should take control of Gaza. Green argues that Trump's statement undermines international law and could lead to further instability in the region.

Protests Erupt in Bangladesh over Ousted Leader

Thousands of protesters in Bangladesh expressed their anger at ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina by destroying her father's home. The home had become a symbol of the country's independence, and its destruction reflects the deep divisions within Bangladeshi society.

American Woman Catfished in Pakistan

A New York woman flew to Pakistan to meet her 19-year-old online lover, only to discover she had been catfished. Despite the family's rejection, local suitors proposed to her, making her a viral sensation. She is now heading home after her unexpected adventure.

Palestinians Return to Destroyed Homes in Gaza

Palestinians are returning to their homes in the Netzarim Corridor, which was turned into a zone of destruction by the Israeli army. The corridor, dubbed a "kill zone," had previously prevented the return of displaced Palestinians.

Palestinians Face Obstacles in West Bank

Palestinians in the occupied West Bank face numerous obstacles to daily life, including navigating nearly 800 checkpoints. This number has increased by 228 since the recent conflict in Gaza, further disrupting the lives of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians.

US Aid to Palestinians Criticized

Palestinian-American student and author Ahmad Ibsais criticizes US aid to Palestinians, arguing that it serves US geopolitical interests rather than the needs of the Palestinian people. He cites examples of US support for opposition groups in South America, the refusal to provide long-term aid to Gaza, and the financing of a fake social media channel in Cuba.