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Experts at the June 12 National Dialogue criticized Nigeria’s failure to fulfill democratic promises over the past three decades. Prof. Pat Utomi expressed concerns about the state of democracy, while …
Nigeria Yet to Fulfill Democratic Promise, Say Speakers at National Dialogue Read More
Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed’s strategies amidst internal conflict and external pressure are complex, challenging the notion of a simplistic “fake war” with Eritrea. Reports indicate significant military distress and widespread …
Abiy Ahmed and Eritrea: A Complex Relationship Amid Internal Strife Read More
The United Nations Security Council held a meeting to discuss the dire situation in Yemen, featuring remarks from U.S. representative Dorothy Shea and U.K. deputy representative James Kariuki. The focus …
Security Council Meets on Situation in Yemen Read More
A police officer was killed in clashes with supporters of former President Evo Morales, marking an escalation in protests against government policies. Morales backs road blocks, pushing against a ban …
Bolivia Policeman Killed in Clashes with Morales Backers Read More
Indian tourists accounted for the largest portion of visitors to Sri Lanka in the first half of 2025, with total arrivals reaching over 10 lakh. Recent data highlights a steady …
Indian Tourists Lead in Sri Lanka’s Visitor Numbers for 2025 Read More
Sudan is facing a complex armed conflict deeply entrenched in ideological divides, with Islamist factions growing stronger and complicating peace efforts. Recent US sanctions target the ruling government for chemical …
Sudan’s Islamists Remain a Major Obstacle to Peace Read More
North Korea reacted to its omission from the U.S. travel ban list with indifference, stating it is not concerned with entry into the U.S. After President Trump’s administration signed a …
North Korea Says US Entry Ban Not a Matter of Interest Over Its Omission from List Read More
South Africa establishes no-fishing zones to protect endangered penguins; Ontario passes Bill 5 granting new economic powers; new U.S. travel ban raises concerns among Canadian dual nationals; Musk attempts to …
South Africa Creates No-Fishing Zones to Protect Endangered Penguins Read More
Iran warns of retaliatory measures if the IAEA adopts an anti-Iran resolution, indicating increased uranium enrichment and strained cooperation with the agency. Behrouz Kamalvandi highlights the country’s readiness for a …
Iran Threatens Retaliation if IAEA Adopts Anti-Iran Resolution Read More
Chinese hackers target smartphones in sophisticated cyberattacks, exploiting vulnerabilities without user interaction. A significant investigation linked these attacks to sensitive individuals in government, tech, and journalism. Federal officials warn of …
Chinese Hackers and User Lapses Turn Smartphones into Mobile Security Crisis Read More