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By Caroline Ameh The United States has pledged to assist Israel in retaliating against Iran following its missile attack on

In the wake of escalating Israeli airstrikes on Hezbollah and other regions in Lebanon, the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM)

Lawmakers gave new Prime Minister Michel Barnier a rough ride, heckling him constantly, as he laid out his proposed policies in

By Caroline Ameh The Director General of the Nigerian Technical Aid Corps (NTAC), Rt. Hon. Yusuf Buba Yakub, has urged

Eighteen people have been killed in a mass shooting in a remote South African town with a manhunt under way

The housing crisis has its roots in a chronic shortage of affordable and social housing, a situation worsened by wealthy

By Caroline Ameh Calls for the impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua  – whose rift with President William Ruto has

Pope Francis concluded his multi-day visit to Belgium on Sunday by celebrating Mass at Brussels’ King Baudouin Stadium and with

By Caroline Ameh In a step towards bolstering Nigeria-Gambia relations, four Nigerian professors with engineering expertise are set to assume

Spain’s maritime rescue service said on Saturday that a boat carrying 84 migrants capsized overnight in the Canary Islands, killing

Britain’s foreign ministry said late Tuesday that it is sending 700 British troops to Cyprus as it prepares “contingency plans”

President Biden on Tuesday delivered his final speech to the United Nations General Assembly as president — and what could

As Somalia advances in its journey towards self-reliance and sustainability in national security, the threat of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)

The trial of dozens of men accused of raping an unconscious woman whose husband repeatedly drugged her over the course

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, whose country is known for some of Europe’s strictest immigration rules, said it’s right that other

The Hyogo Prefectural Assembly in western Japan has unanimously passed a no-confidence motion against Governor Saito Motohiko, amid allegations of

Lewin Brzeski, in southwestern Poland, remains submerged in water after days of severe flooding, with many residents refusing to evacuate

Curfew in Martinique after protests over high cost of living while two killed in Pacific island of New Caledonia. France’s

Over the past nine months, 33 Congolese fishermen have been killed and 56 others injured on Lake Kivu, allegedly by

A neighborhood in mourning, still shocked after the collapse of a seven-story building collapse on Monday (Sep. 16) left at

Recent Israeli attacks on Hezbollah’s communications infrastructure have been labeled as crossing all “red lines” by the group’s leader, Hassan

Two men were killed during a French security forces operation in New Caledonia, marking a significant escalation in ongoing unrest

A German tourist tragically died after being attacked by a shark off the coast of Spain’s Canary Islands, as confirmed

The European Commission has triggered a special procedure to deduct the €200 million fine that the European Court of Justice