Category : Foreign Relations


Ghana Free Visa Policy: Not Visa-Free, Screening Required

Ghana's Foreign Minister clarifies that the new free visa policy for Africans starting May 25, 2026, does not mean visa-free entry. Applications and security screening remain mandatory, with authorities retaining the right to deny entry.

Ex-Lawmakers Reject US Call to Sack Defence Minister Matawalle

A group of former Nigerian parliamentarians has criticised a US lawmaker's demand for President Tinubu to remove or redeploy Minister of State for Defence Bello Matawalle, calling it simplistic and counterproductive to Nigeria's complex security challenge

Tinubu Congratulates Benin's President-Elect Wadagni

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has extended congratulations to Romuald Wadagni on his election as President of Benin, praising the democratic process and highlighting prospects for strengthened bilateral ties.

US Tightens Iran Oil Sanctions Over Strait of Hormuz Closure

The United States has announced new sanctions targeting Iran's oil sector, focusing on individuals and companies linked to a shipping network. The move aims to pressure Tehran over its closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global energy route.

Trump Criticizes Italian PM Meloni for Iran War Refusal

Former US President Donald Trump has publicly criticized Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni for refusing to support potential military action against Iran, calling her 'not courageous' and revealing tensions in their once-strong alliance amid broader N

Trump Declares Victory, Says Iran War Is Over

US President Donald Trump announces the war with Iran is over, asserting American victory after weeks of military confrontation, though analysts warn tensions persist despite the ceasefire.

Iran Warns of Red Sea Blockade Over US Naval Actions

Iran has issued a stark warning that it could shut down key maritime trade routes, including the Red Sea, if the United States continues its naval blockade on Iranian ports. The threat follows failed diplomatic talks and escalating tensions in the region.

Singapore Opens 40,000 Annual PR Slots for Foreigners

Singapore announces plans to approve up to 40,000 permanent residents annually from 2026 to 2030, with citizenship approvals expected between 25,000-30,000 yearly. The policy targets skilled workers to address demographic challenges and sustain economic g

King Charles to Address Congress, Meet Trump on US State Visit

Buckingham Palace announces King Charles III will address a joint meeting of Congress and hold private talks with President Donald Trump during a high-stakes US state visit from April 27-30, commemorating America's 250th independence anniversary.

US Fully Enforces Naval Blockade on Iran, Cutting Sea Trade

The U.S. Central Command announced the full implementation of a naval blockade on Iranian ports, effectively halting 90% of Iran's international sea trade. This move follows President Trump's order and aims to pressure Tehran into a ceasefire deal.

Ex-NATO Leader: UK Defense Complacency Puts Nation in Peril

Former NATO Secretary General George Robertson delivers scathing critique of Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government, warning that funding gaps and policy delays have left Britain dangerously unprepared for potential conflicts with Russia and other threa

Iran to Execute First Female Protester and Husband

Iran plans to execute Bita Hemmati, the first female protester sentenced to death, and her husband Mohammadreza Majidi-Asl, as part of a severe crackdown on January protests. Four individuals received death sentences from a Tehran court, with rights group

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