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China's Rare Earth Control Shapes US Trade Relations

China's decades-long strategy to dominate rare earth minerals gives Beijing crucial leverage in ongoing trade negotiations with the United States. Discover how this impacts global technology and defense sectors.

Rice Prices Drop 40% in Nigerian Markets

Nigerian consumers rejoice as rice prices plummet from N95,000 to N55,000 per bag due to increased local production and imports. Traders face losses while experts warn the relief may be temporary.

China pledges reliable rare earth supply to Germany

Germany's Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil obtained China's commitment for reliable rare earth supplies during his Beijing visit. This breakthrough addresses critical supply chain concerns for German manufacturers.

China, Netherlands Resolve Nexperia Chip Dispute

The Netherlands suspends takeover of Chinese-owned Nexperia in goodwill gesture. China welcomes move as first step to resolve semiconductor supply chain tensions. Read latest developments.

Petrol Price Cut: NNPC Sells at N910 in Lagos

NNPC has reduced petrol prices across Nigeria, offering relief to motorists. Dangote Refinery clarifies the reason behind the price adjustment. Read for full details and state-by-state breakdown.

Nigeria-UAE Digital Education Partnership Signed

Nigeria partners with UAE Digital School to expand digital learning for millions of young Nigerians. The agreement signed in Dubai aims to equip youth with vital skills for the global digital economy.

FG Plans 7000MW Power Boost to National Grid

Federal Government begins Siemens power project to add 7000MW to Nigeria's electricity grid, promising improved power supply nationwide while tackling estimated billing.

Western Sanctions Backfire: Global Consequences

Excessive international sanctions by Western nations are creating unintended consequences, including global polarization and alternative systems. Discover how this affects Nigeria and the world.

Serbia's Winter Energy Crisis Deepens Amid Sanctions

Serbia faces severe winter energy crisis as US sanctions on Russian-owned NIS refinery threaten fuel supplies. With reserves depleting by November 25, Belgrade's diplomatic balancing act hits critical point. Read full analysis.

Alstom's Profits Surge on Global Rail Demand

French rail giant Alstom posts a net income of €220 million in H1 2025-2026, driven by strong global demand for trains and infrastructure. Revenue growth forecast upgraded.

Top 30 Countries with Most Beautiful Women in 2025

Discover the 2025 ranking of countries with the most beautiful women. See which nations like Brazil, Colombia, and Ethiopia made the list and learn how beauty standards are evolving globally.

First G20 Summit in Africa: 5 Key Facts

Johannesburg hosts the historic G20 summit, marking its first African edition. Explore key priorities, US boycott, and global implications. Read more now!

World Wine Output to See Modest 2025 Recovery

Global wine production is projected for a modest 3% recovery in 2025, yet remains below average due to climate change and shifting consumer habits. Get the full analysis.

Nigeria probes $4.6bn health grants management

The House of Representatives investigates the management of over $4.6 billion in health grants from Global Fund and USAID received between 2021 and 2025 to ensure transparency and accountability.

Northern Industries Back 15% Power Tariff Hike

Major northern industrial associations endorse new electricity tariff, citing long-term economic benefits despite initial cost concerns for manufacturers and households.

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