France starts voluntary military service for youth
France confirms a new 10-month voluntary military service for youth, starting summer 2026. This move prepares the nation for potential conflict with Russia by 2030. Read more.
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Putin's Ukraine Ultimatum: Cede Land or Face War
Russian President Putin demands Ukraine cede occupied territories for peace, threatening continued military action. US proposes new peace plan as conflict escalates. Read the latest developments.
Reps Demand EFCC Account for Seized Crude Oil
House of Representatives committee presses EFCC for full details on crude oil seizures and sales under Naira-for-Crude Policy. Hearing adjourned to December 4.
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.
Deadly Russia-Ukraine strikes amid peace plan talks
Russia and Ukraine trade deadly attacks as US President Trump's peace proposal faces European resistance. Six killed in Kyiv, three in Rostov. Updated plan aims to uphold Ukrainian sovereignty.
EU's 28-Point Ukraine Peace Counter-Proposal Unveiled
European nations present 28-point peace counter-proposal for Ukraine war, challenging Trump's plan with stronger NATO provisions and Russian asset seizures for reconstruction.
Trump Slams Ukraine's 'Zero Gratitude' in War Peace Talks
US President Donald Trump criticizes Ukraine for lacking gratitude as top officials meet in Geneva to discuss controversial 28-point peace plan to end Russia-Ukraine war. Read latest developments.
Russia seizes 3 Ukrainian villages as Geneva talks begin
Russia announces the capture of three more villages in eastern Ukraine. The advance comes as international officials gather in Geneva to discuss a controversial US peace plan for ending the war.
Trump's Ukraine Peace Plan Requires Land Concessions
White House reveals 28-point peace proposal requiring Ukraine to cede territory to Russia and limit military size. Plan includes NATO restrictions and territorial recognition.
Court rejects Ajudua's bail application on health grounds
Lagos Special Offences Court dismisses Fred Ajudua's bail plea despite health concerns. EFCC fraud case continues with $1.043 million allegations. Read the latest court developments.
US Peace Plan for Ukraine-Russia War Unveiled
White House confirms Trump administration's peace proposal for Ukraine conflict, calling it beneficial for both sides despite concerns it favors Moscow. Read details.
Oil Firm: EFCC Ignored Court Order in Wanted Notice
Chappal Energies alleges the EFCC declared its MD wanted, bypassing legal procedures and an existing court injunction. The company questions the motive behind the public notice.
Sudan's Resource War Fuels Brutal Civil Conflict
The scramble for Sudan's gold, farmland, and coastline by foreign powers is fueling a brutal civil war that has killed thousands and displaced millions. Discover the hidden economic drivers behind the crisis.
VDM: Christianity Not Just Peaceful Religion
Social media critic Verydarkman sparks debate by claiming Christianity is not solely a religion of peace, urging Nigerian Christians to prepare for self-defense amid rising attacks. Read full analysis.
Burna Boy Accused of Damage Control After Show Pause
Nigerian superstar Burna Boy faces mixed reactions after pausing his Los Angeles concert to show solidarity with Nigeria, Sudan, and Congo. Read about the online debate.
Lagbaja Posthumously Inducted into US War College
Nigeria's late Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Taoreed Abiodun Lagbaja, becomes first Nigerian officer inducted into US Army War College International Hall of Fame. Read about this historic honor.
TotalEnergies accused of Mozambique war crimes complicity
French energy giant TotalEnergies faces legal action for alleged complicity in war crimes at its Mozambique gas site. NGO claims company knew about civilian abuses but continued operations.
Why Naval Officer Yerima Was in Abuja, Not War Front
A Nigerian military expert clarifies why Naval Officer Yerima was guarding land in Abuja instead of fighting terrorism. Learn about military deployment strategies and troop rotation systems.
Bangladesh Ex-PM Sentenced to Death for Crackdown
Bangladesh's former PM Sheikh Hasina sentenced to death for crimes against humanity during student protests. UN estimates 1,400 deaths in violent crackdown. Read full details.
Trump: Severe Sanctions for Russia Business Partners
US President Donald Trump warns countries doing business with Russia will face severe sanctions. Read latest developments on US-Russia relations and energy sector impacts.
Zelensky in Paris to Secure Air Defence for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Zelensky visits Paris to secure advanced air defence systems from France. Read about the potential historic arms deal and Ukraine's strategy.
France Sends Uranium to Russia Despite Sanctions
Greenpeace exposes France shipping reprocessed uranium to Russia for treatment. Legal but immoral trade continues despite Ukraine invasion. Read full details.
Russian Strike on Kyiv Kills 6, Destroys Buildings
Russian missiles struck Kyiv, killing six people in an apartment block. Ukraine's air defenses intercepted 405 drones as attacks targeted civilian infrastructure across the capital.
Bulgaria Takes Control of Russian Lukoil Refinery
Bulgaria appoints special administrator for Lukoil's Neftochim refinery after US sanctions. Parliament authorizes asset seizure amid energy security concerns. Read full details.
1895 Ogun Pepe: British Deception of Yoruba Monarchs
Professor Akinkunmi Alao reveals how British imperialists used deceit and force to subjugate Yoruba monarchs in 1895. Discover the untold story of Yoruba resistance. Read more!
29 Dead as Russia Launches Massive Attack on Kyiv
At least 29 people confirmed dead after Russia's massive early morning attack on Ukraine capital Kyiv. Multiple explosions reported across city districts. Read latest updates.
2,141 Civil War Veterans Re-absorbed into Pension Scheme
Federal Government re-absorbs 2,141 Civil War veterans into military pensions and launches RUSEB-P program to reclaim ungoverned spaces using veteran expertise. Read more about this historic move.
Italian Tourists Paid £70k for Bosnian Human Safari
Italian prosecutors investigate wealthy tourists who paid £70,000 to shoot civilians during Sarajevo siege. Shocking 'human safari' details emerge decades later.
G7 Talks: Ukraine Aid & Critical Minerals on Agenda
G7 foreign ministers meet in Canada to address funding for Ukraine's war effort and counter China's dominance in critical mineral supply chains. Key global partners join the talks.
Trans Lawmaker Pleads Guilty to Child Sex Crimes
Former New Hampshire lawmaker Stacie-Marie Laughton admits to child sexual exploitation involving daycare kids aged 3-5. Faces up to 30 years in federal prison. Full details.
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