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Ouattara Wins Fourth Term as Ivory Coast President — REUTERS / pwu404

African Politics · Côte d'Ivoire

Ouattara Wins Fourth Term as Ivory Coast President

55% Left coverage: 95 sources

Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara secured a fourth term with 89.77% of the vote according to provisional results announced Monday by the Independent Electoral Commission, with voter turnout reaching approximately 50% of the 8.7 million registered voters. See the Story

Israeli raid in southern Lebanon kills municipal employee, sparking protests — COURTNEY BONNEAU/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Lebanon · Lebanon

Israeli raid in southern Lebanon kills municipal employee, sparking protests

48% Left coverage: 25 sources

Africa: WFP Statement Regarding Staff Expulsions By Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Middle East · Sudan

Africa: WFP Statement Regarding Staff Expulsions By Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs

56% Center coverage: 9 sources

Rome -- The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) confirms that the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has informed us that two of our top leaders in Sudan have been designated as persona non grata, and asked to leave the country within 72 hours, without any explanation. This decision to expel WFP's Country Director and Emergency Coordinator comes at a pivotal time. Humanitarian needs in Sudan have never been greater with more than 24 mill…See the Story

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