Lebanon: UN clears Dibbine after Israeli troops withdrawal

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: June 5, 2026Country: Lebanon

World / International

Lebanon: UN clears Dibbine after Israeli troops withdrawal

UNIFIL bulldozers cleared debris in Dibbine, the first town evacuated by the Israeli army under a new ceasefire agreement. The operation aims to restore access for residents after months of conflict. This step is seen as a key test for implementing the truce along the Israel-Lebanon border.

Stay informed with NewsBoulevard

Get the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox

Related News

Ebola: DR Congo faults Spain over cancellation of Chile friendly

SportsWorld / InternationalDemocratic Republic of the Congo

Henry Oduah•29m ago

Ebola: DR Congo faults Spain over cancellation of Chile friendly

The Democratic Republic of Congo has criticized the cancellation of its scheduled friendly match against Chile in Spain over concerns linked to the Ebola outbreak. The match was due to be played on June 9 in La Linea de la Concepcion, but Mayor Juan Franco banned it on public health grounds. DR Congo's Communication Minister, Patrick Muyaya, called the decision unfair and potentially discriminatory, noting that the players had been training in Belgium for three weeks.

Europe: Russia attack still possible according to Starmer who calls for awakening – La Nouvelle Tribune

PoliticsWorld / InternationalUnited Kingdom

Cédric Amoussou•29m ago

Europe: Russia attack still possible according to Starmer who calls for awakening – La Nouvelle Tribune

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned on Friday 5 June that Russia could attack NATO as early as 2030, according to intelligence assessments. He argued for increased defense investment during a visit to an arms factory in Wiltshire. Starmer announced an investment plan to be unveiled in the coming weeks, highlighting economic benefits and job creation. Several European countries, including Germany, Poland, and the Baltic states, have already increased their military budgets.

Xenophobia in South Africa: Nigeria wants to repatriate 1,000 nationals

World / InternationalSouth Africa

Amos Traoré•29m ago

Xenophobia in South Africa: Nigeria wants to repatriate 1,000 nationals

Nigeria launched on June 5, 2026 a census and selection operation for its nationals in South Africa wishing to return voluntarily, amid anti-immigrant tensions marked by protests and reports of attacks. According to Nigerian authorities, over 1,000 nationals are likely to be affected by this voluntary return program. The identification phase for interested persons is already underway, with departures organized in stages in coordination with diplomatic services. Episodes of xenophobic violence have been reported in recent weeks in several South African localities.

Stay Updated with NewsBoulevard

Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox

Learn more