Devastating floods in Cameroon, Chad, Niger, Nigeria, and Sudan were intensified by human-caused climate change, international scientists reported Wednesday. The World Weather Attribution (WWA) team found global warming increased the severity of this year's seasonal rains by 5-20% across the Niger and Lake Chad basins. The study warned that if warming persists, such extreme rainfall events could become an annual occurrence, highlighting the growing impact of climate change on weather patterns in the region.
Egypt and Jordan, along with Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, have strongly dismissed U.S. President Donald Trump’s suggestion
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In coordinated targeting of several homes in Had Soualem, Berrechid Province, near Casablanca, Moroccan security forces raided a terrorist cell
According to an advisor to the Libyan Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity for Electricity and Renewable Energy
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