Frances Ibiefo

Hakeem Jeffries Re-elected as House Democratic Leader

Hakeem Jeffries has been re-elected as Democratic leader, remaining the highest-ranking Black official in Congress, despite the Republican majority.

2 months ago

Germany, Finland Alarmed by Severed Undersea Cable

Germany and Finland have expressed concern over the severing of a key undersea cable, amid rising security tensions with Russia.

2 months ago

AFCON 2025: Super Eagles Lose 2-1 To Rwanda In Final AFCON Qualifier Match

Rwanda defeated Nigeria 2-1 in the final AFCON qualifier, handing the Super Eagles their only loss in the qualifying matches.

2 months ago

Two Dead, One Critically Injured In Manhattan Stabbing Attacks

A man stabbed three people in Manhattan, US, killing two and critically injuring one in a series of unprovoked attacks.

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Kremlin Condemns Biden’s Approval of Long-Range Missiles for Ukraine

The Kremlin has warned that Biden's missile policy for Ukraine will escalates the conflict between Russia and Ukraine

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UK PM Keir Starmer Advocates for Stronger UK-China Relations in Meeting with President Xi

UK PM Starmer and President Xi Jinping discussed strengthening UK-China relations, focusing on climate change, economic growth, and human rights.

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Spirit Airlines Seeks Bankruptcy Protection to Navigate Debt Crisis

Spirit Airlines has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing pandemic losses, rising costs, and competition from larger carriers.

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Renowned French Songwriter Charles Dumont Passes Away at 95

Charles Dumont, French singer-songwriter and composer of Edith Piaf's "Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien," has passed away at age 95.

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Tottenham’s Bentancur Banned, Fined $126,000 for Derogatory Remarks About South Koreans

Tottenham's Bentancur has been banned from seven matches and fined $126,000 for making an offensive comment about teammate Son Heung-min.

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Sweden Updates War, Crisis Pamphlet, Reflecting Escalating Global Tensions

Nordic countries have updated crisis preparedness guides, urging citizens to be self-sufficient amid escalating global tensions and security threats.

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International Smuggling Ring Trial Begins in Minnesota After Tragic Border Deaths

Harshkumar Ramanlal Patel and Steve Shand are facing charges related to a human smuggling operation that resulted in four deaths.

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Supreme Court Strikes Out States’ Lawsuit Challenging Constitutionality Of EFCC Act

The Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the EFCC Act, affirming its legality without state ratification.

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Segun Sopitan Raises Concerns Over Electoral Transparency Ahead of Ondo Gubernatorial Election

Segun Sopitan has warned of increasing electoral apathy and transparency issues ahead of Ondo State's gubernatorial election, questioning military involvement.

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Tropical Storm Sara Hits Honduras, Poses Flood Risk for Central America and Mexico

Tropical Storm Sara has hit Honduras, bringing heavy rainfall and flood risks to Central America, Mexico, and Belize.

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Kim Jong Un Pushes for Rapid Mass Production of Exploding Drones in Latest Military Display

North Korean President Kim Jong Un has called for rapid mass production of exploding drones.

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Marxist President Dissanayake Secures Parliamentary Majority in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka's new Marxist President Dissanayake won a parliamentary majority, securing a mandate for economic reforms.

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US Court Sentences Couple For Laundering Stolen Bitcoin From Bitfinex Hack

A hacker has been sentenced to five years in US prison for laundering proceeds from major cryptocurrency theft

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Michael Oglegba: Benue State Is Embracing Mechanisation to Transform Agriculture

Benue State’s Commissioner for Finance has emphasised the need for farming to evolve from a lifestyle to a profitable venture.

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Maori MPs Disrupt New Zealand Parliament with Haka Over Controversial Treaty Bill

Maori MPs disrupted New Zealand's parliament with a haka to protest a controversial bill reinterpreting the 1840 treaty.

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Heightened Security for France-Israel Match After Maccabi Tel Aviv Fans Attacked

Paris deployed 4,000 police officers for a high-risk France-Israel football match, ensuring security amid heightened geopolitical tensions.

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