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[Liberian Investigator] FOYA -- Security forces of the Liberian National Police say they have secured the Sorlumba border area in Foya District following a tense standoff Wednesday that raised fears of a potential confrontation along the Liberia-Guinea boundary.

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[Liberian Observer] As tensions continue to simmer along the frontier between Liberia and Guinea, the Association of Liberian Journalists in the Americas (ALJA) has called for calm, restraint, and intensified diplomatic engagement to prevent the situation from escalating into a broader regional conflict.

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[Liberian Observer] The World Bank Group (WBG) Board of Directors yesterday approved a transformative regional initiative that will directly boost job creation in Benin, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. This second operation under the Western Africa Regional Digital Integration Program (WARDIP), totaling US$137 million, aims to strengthen the foundations for a dynamic digital economy ...

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[FrontPageAfrica] Ottawa -- Liberian human rights defender based in Canada Stanley Quaye has strongly criticized what he describes as the unacceptable encroachment on Liberia's territory by neighboring Guinea, warning that the government's silence and inaction could undermine the country's sovereignty.

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[Liberian Observer] A tense border confrontation between Liberia and Guinea has entered a delicate new phase after Guinean soldiers who had crossed into Liberian territory reportedly took down their flag early Wednesday morning and retreated back across the border, easing immediate fears of a military standoff.

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