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Rwanda Sues UK for £50M Over Scrapped Deportation Deal — Dan Kitwood/Getty Images via Getty Images

Immigration & Borders (UK) · United Kingdom

Rwanda Sues UK for £50M Over Scrapped Deportation Deal

50% Left coverage: 32 sources

Rwanda is suing the UK for failing to formally terminate the controversial agreement. It emerged on Tuesday that the east African country is seeking £50m in compensation, The Telegraph reported.See the Story

Gates Foundation Vows to Stay the Course on Global Health Despite Foreign Aid Cuts — REUTERS / Stefan Jerrevang

Bill Gates · Cleveland

Gates Foundation Vows to Stay the Course on Global Health Despite Foreign Aid Cuts

59% Center coverage: 22 sources

The Gates Foundation will not change course in the face of massive foreign aid cuts, holding out hope that the U.S. specifically will return to funding the global health projects the foundation has long championed, its CEO said Tuesday. See the Story

Congo-Kinshasa: AFC/M23, DR Congo Sign Ceasefire Monitoring Mandate in Doha

United Nations · Democratic Republic of the Congo

Congo-Kinshasa: AFC/M23, DR Congo Sign Ceasefire Monitoring Mandate in Doha

40% Center coverage: 10 sources

The AFC/M23 rebel group and DR Congo government have signed a mandate to operationalise a ceasefire monitoring and verification mechanism to reinforce the Doha peace process and ease tensions in eastern DR Congo.See the Story

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