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几内亚比绍选民支持扩大总统权力\n\n几内亚比绍选民批准了一项新宪法，在预定于12月举行的总统和议会选举前大幅扩大了总统权力。临时结果显示，70%的选民支持这些变革。根据新宪法，总统将有权任命和罢免总理及内阁成员、创建或撤销部委，并在发生严重政治危机时解散议会。改革还减少了议会席位数量……\n\n全球网约车公司Uber宣布，在对其在尼日利亚和乌加达两个市场的业务进行评估后，立即关闭这两国的运营。Uber于2014年开始在尼日利亚运营，两年后进入乌干达。该公司面临着日益困难的经营环境，包括燃料成本上升、来自竞争对手网约车平台的压力，以及司机对低车费和高抽成比例的抱怨。该公司撤出尼日利亚和乌干达之前，近期已相继退出科特迪瓦……\n\n马达加斯加前参议院议长因镇压抗议活动被判刑\n\n马达加斯加前参议院议长Richard Ravalomanana因涉嫌在导致前政府倒台的青年领导的暴力镇压抗议活动中扮演角色，被判处10年苦役。Ravalomanana是一名退役将军，也是前总统Andry Rajoelina的亲密盟友，他被裁定谋杀罪共犯成立。检方指控他在2025年9月和10月的抗议活动期间指挥安全部队对示威者使用暴力。抗议活动在……\n\n世界气温料将突破1.5度气候目标\n\n根据联合国环境规划署的一份新报告，世界正走在未来几年内突破1.5度全球变暖阈值的轨道上，即使是最乐观的情景也预测气温峰值将达到约1.8度C。联合国环境规划署警告称，气温持续高于该阈值将使各国和各社群面临日益恶化的极端天气、生态系统丧失、粮食和水资源的不安全状况，以及对主要气候系统产生潜在不可逆转的改变。该组织正呼吁采取……

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几内亚比绍 (Guinea-Bissau) 选民支持扩大总统权力

几内亚比绍 (Guinea-Bissau) 选民已批准一部新宪法，该宪法大幅扩大了总统权力，此举发生在定于12月举行的总统和议会选举之前。临时结果显示，70%的选民

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全球网约车公司优步 (Uber) 宣布，在审查了其在尼日利亚 (Nigeria) 和乌干达 (Uganda) 两个市场的业务后，将立即关闭在这两国的运营。优步 (Uber) 于2014年开始在

世界恐将突破1.5°C气候目标

数十名苏丹难民在长达约四个月没有食物或现金支持后，从乍得（Chad）东部的马拉（Marra）难民营步行约20公里，前往阿姆利乌纳（Amliouna）镇，要求人道主义援助。这些在五到八个月前抵达该难民营的难民表示，他们正在向负责难民接收的当局寻求帮助，并呼吁定期提供食物或财政援助。

他们的抗议发生之际，强降雨和强风给乍得（Chad）东部的难民造成了进一步的困难。在盖雷达（Guéréda）附近的米勒（Mile）难民营，风暴损坏了许多住所，并造成几人受伤，导致包括儿童和老年人在内的许多难民缺乏足够的保护。难民们现在正向人道主义组织呼吁提供紧急援助，包括食物、清洁水、药品、医疗用品、帐篷以及修复受损住所的材料。



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Guinea-Bissau Voters Back Expanded Presidential Powers

Voters in Guinea-Bissau have approved a new constitution that significantly expands presidential powers ahead of presidential and parliamentary elections scheduled for December. Provisional results showed that 70% of voters backed the changes. Under the new constitution, the president will be able to appoint and sack the prime minister and cabinet, create or abolish ministries, and dissolve parliament in a serious political crisis. The reforms also reduced the number of parliamentary seats and e

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Global ride-hailing company Uber has announced the immediate closure of its operations in Nigeria and Uganda after reviewing its business in the two markets. Uber began operating in Nigeria in 2014 and Uganda two years later. It has faced increasingly difficult conditions, including rising fuel costs, pressure from rival ride-hailing platforms and complaints from drivers over low fares and high commission charges. The company's departure from Nigeria and Uganda follows its recent exits from Ivor

Madagascar Ex-Senate Chief Jailed for Protest Crackdown

Madagascar's former Senate president Richard Ravalomanana has been sentenced to 10 years of hard labour over his alleged role in the violent crackdown on youth-led protests that helped bring down the previous government. Ravalomanana, a retired general and close ally of former President Andry Rajoelina, was found guilty of complicity in murder. Prosecutors accused him of directing security forces to use violence against demonstrators during protests in September and October 2025. The protests in

World Set to Overshoot 1.5°C Climate Target

The world is on course to exceed the 1.5°C global warming threshold within the next few years, with even the most optimistic scenario projecting temperatures to peak at around 1.8°C, according to a new UN Environment Programme report. UNEP warned that remaining above the threshold would expose countries and communities to worsening extreme weather, ecosystem losses, food and water insecurity, and potentially irreversible changes to major climate systems. The organisation is calling for an "overs

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