World Tensions Rise: From US Investigations to Political Unrest

Recent world news highlights include the US investigation of a United Airlines flight incident, a potential shutdown of UNRWA operations in East Jerusalem due to Israeli legal actions, and escalating conflicts involving Rwanda-backed rebels in Congo. Additionally, the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation underscores ongoing concerns over rising antisemitism.

In aviation news, the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board is investigating an incident involving sudden movement on a United Airlines flight from Nigeria to Washington D.C. The movement, which occurred over Ivory Coast, resulted in injuries to passengers and crew. The Ivory Coast has deferred the investigation to U.S. authorities.

Meanwhile, escalating political tensions are affecting aid services in East Jerusalem. The Israeli government's ban on UNRWA threatens access to vital services for thousands of Palestinian refugees. In Gaza, civilians cautiously returned home following a ceasefire agreement after months of displacement.

International security concerns mount as Rwandan-backed rebels seize Congo's Goma, marking a significant escalation in the region's conflict. The situation highlights the intricate tensions involving international boundaries and socio-political dynamics.

(With inputs from agencies.)