Amid worsening anti-foreigner violence in South Africa, Nigerian authorities have begun arrangements to evacuate citizens willing to return home, as fear and business losses mount across affected communities. The Nigerian...
Read moreDetailsNearly 60 countries gathered in Santa Marta this week for a landmark conference aimed at accelerating the global shift away from fossil fuels, as rising energy costs and geopolitical shocks...
Read moreDetailsIran has handed over a new proposal to restart negotiations with the United States, raising cautious hopes of breaking the deadlock in efforts to end the conflict. The proposal was...
Read moreDetailsA wave of coordinated attacks in Mali has drawn fresh attention to the growing operational strength of armed groups across West Africa, after fighters linked to al Qaeda and Tuareg...
Read moreDetailsFighters linked to al Qaeda have escalated their campaign in Mali, setting up checkpoints on key routes around the capital, Bamako, and calling on citizens to rise against the military-led...
Read moreDetailsAmnesty International has called on Nigerian authorities to investigate reports that at least 150 people, mostly children, died in an army-run camp in Kwara State, while the military has dismissed...
Read moreDetailsOil prices climbed sharply on Wednesday, settling at their highest levels in weeks as concerns deepened over prolonged supply disruptions linked to the US–Iran standoff. Brent crude rose by more...
Read moreDetailsThe United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced its withdrawal from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), delivering a significant blow to the global oil producers’ alliance at a...
Read moreDetailsThe United States is reviewing a fresh proposal from Iran aimed at breaking the current war deadlock, even as deep disagreements over nuclear demands and maritime control continue to stall...
Read moreDetailsNigerian security forces have rescued 15 pupils following a late-night attack on an orphanage school in Kogi State, where gunmen abducted dozens of children and a staff member. The Federal...
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