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UNESCO is choosing a new director who will face a big funding shortage after US exit — REUTERS / ixx511

UNESCO · United States

UNESCO is choosing a new director who will face a big funding shortage after US exit

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PARIS (AP) — An Egyptian antiquities professor and ex-tourism minister is facing off against a Congolese economist who promoted schooling in refugee camps in a race to become the new director of UNESCO. Whoever wins will inherit a world body reeling from the Trump administration’s recent decision to pull the United States out of UNESCO, portending a big budget shortfall at the agency best known for its World Heritage sites around the globe. UNES…See the Story

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Gabon awaits results in its first legislative and local elections after the 2023 military coup

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The oil-rich central African nation of Gabon on Saturday voted in the country’s first legislative and local elections since a 2023 military coup ended a 50-year-old political dynasty. More than 900,000 Gabonese are eligible to elect parliament members and local councilors to replace officials appointed by the military following the coup.See the Story

Gabonese in the Ballot Box for the Second Round of Legislative Elections

Gabonese in the Ballot Box for the Second Round of Legislative Elections

On Saturday, more than 900,000 Gabonese voters began voting for the second round of legislative elections in order to elect their deputies to the National Assembly. In the first round, the presidential party, the Union démocratique des Bâtisseurs (UDB), founded on 5 July by President Brice Oligui Nguema, had won 55 of the 145 seats in the National Assembly, while a total of 76 seats remained to be filled. The first round of the legislative elect…See the Story

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