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- 1African Union calls on Ethiopia, Eritrea and Egypt to avoid destabilising steps●African Union urges Ethiopia, Eritrea and Egypt to refrain from actions that could undermine stability
The African Union has urged Ethiopia, Eritrea and Egypt to refrain from any actions that could undermine stability in the Horn of Africa and the Nile region. The appeal comes amid ongoing tensions between the three countries, and the bloc's statement is being circulated by international news outlets as regional observers watch for further developments.
- 2Historic shift in women's tennis: equal prize money from 2027▼Svolta storica nel tennis femminile: nel 2027 premi uguali agli uomini per tutti i 1000 combined https:// fed.brid.gy/r/
Women's tennis has reached a historic turning point: from 2027, prize money at all 1000 combined tournaments will be equal to that of men. The announcement is being described in Italy as a landmark step for gender equality in the sport, closing the pay gap across the entire top tier of the combined ATP and WTA calendar.
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The African Union has called on Ethiopia, Eritrea and Egypt to exercise restraint amid rising tensions between the three countries. The appeal comes as friction grows over regional disputes, with the Nile and Red Sea issues long sources of strain between Cairo, Addis Ababa and Asmara. Observers warn the standoff could destabilise the Horn of Africa unless dialogue resumes.
- 4Kentucky wildlife agency releases young hellbenders back into the wild▼Kentucky Fish and Wildlife releases juvenile hellbenders back into the wild
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources has released juvenile hellbenders back into the wild. Hellbenders are large aquatic salamanders whose populations have declined across much of their range, and state wildlife agencies have been working to restore them to rivers where they once thrived. The release marks another step in conservation efforts to rebuild the species in the region.
- 5Ethiopia Expels Egyptian Diplomat Amid Rising Tensions▼Ethiopia Expels Egyptian Diplomatic Staff Member as Regional Tensions Escalate
Ethiopia has ordered the expulsion of an Egyptian diplomatic staff member, a move that comes as relations between the two countries continue to deteriorate. The dispute adds to long-standing friction between Cairo and Addis Ababa, centred on regional rivalries and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. Observers say the expulsion signals a further cooling of diplomatic ties at a sensitive moment for the Horn of Africa and the Nile basin.