US Vice President Vance heads to Pakistan for Iran peace talks
US Vice President JD Vance departed Friday for Pakistan to lead peace talks with Iran, saying he expects the negotiations […]
UK signs multi-million-pound drone interceptor deal
The British government has signed a multi-million-pound contract with start-up firm Cambridge Aerospace to supply systems for intercepting drones, the
Brazil annual inflation accelerates to 4.14% in March as fuel costs climb amid Mideast conflict
Brazil’s annual inflation accelerated to 4.14% in March from 3.81% in February, as higher fuel and food prices pushed consumer
Spain intensifies its criticism of Israel and the US, despite threats from Trump.
Madrid has sharply condemned Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon, as well as the wider conflict involving Iran, reinforcing Spain’s position as
Zimbabweans are at odds over a plan to remove presidential elections.
Concerns are mounting within Zimbabwe’s opposition that the ruling Zanu-PF party is attempting to consolidate power through constitutional reforms that
Iran allows tankers from South Africa, Gabon, and Liberia to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, while turning away a Botswana vessel.
Vessels linked to African nations are among the first non-Iranian ships to cautiously pass through the Strait of Hormuz following
Ousmane Sonko, Senegal’s Prime Minister, says Donald Trump is destabilising the world.
Ousmane Sonko has sharply criticised Donald Trump over the United States–Israel conflict involving Iran. Speaking on Thursday at an international
UN slams drone strike on Sudan wedding, demands cessation of violence.
The United Nations Secretary-General’s office has urged an immediate halt to attacks on civilians in Sudan following a deadly drone
Nigeria’s ability to monitor its airspace is weakening, raising concerns for aviation safety.
Nigeria’s aviation industry is facing fresh concerns as the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) warns that ageing radar infrastructure could
US urges citizens to reconsider travel to Nigeria over security risks
The United States has urged its citizens to reconsider travel to Nigeria, citing risks of terrorism, civil unrest and kidnapping,