Category : Foreign Relations


Israel Bombs Lebanon Despite Trump Ceasefire

Israel has resumed military strikes against Lebanon, a key Iranian ally, following President Trump's announcement of a two-week ceasefire in the Middle East conflict. Prime Minister Netanyahu's office stated the ceasefire does not apply to Lebanon.

Nigeria Accredits Ambassadors to UK, France, and UN

The Nigerian government has issued Letters of Credence to three ambassadors-designate, authorising them to represent the country in the United Kingdom, France, and the United Nations, following Senate confirmation.

MPAC Commends FG Over Expulsion of US Missionary

The Muslim Public Affairs Centre has commended the Federal Government for expelling American missionary Alex Barbir, citing his inflammatory rhetoric and activities that risked worsening tensions in Plateau State.

Nigeria-Indonesia Economic Cooperation Meeting Held

Nigeria and Indonesia reaffirmed their commitment to economic cooperation during a high-level meeting at the Federal Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning, discussing trade, investment, and sustainable development.

UN Security Council Vote on Strait of Hormuz Resolution

The UN Security Council is poised to vote on a revised resolution addressing the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, with the outcome uncertain after significant changes. The vote comes as tensions escalate following Iran's actions and a U.S. deadline.

Iran Courts Told to Speed Up Executions During War

Iran's judiciary chief urges courts to accelerate death penalty verdicts and property confiscations related to the US-Israeli conflict, as rights activists report increased executions and unfair trials.

Trump Warns 'A Whole Civilization Will Die Tonight'

U.S. President Donald Trump issues a chilling warning to Iran, threatening major military action if a ceasefire deal is not reached by the deadline. Tensions escalate over the Strait of Hormuz, with global implications.

Canada's New Hiring Rules Affect Nigerian Workers

Canada has implemented stricter regulations for hiring foreign workers in low-wage positions, requiring longer advertising periods and youth-focused recruitment efforts. These changes affect Nigerian job seekers aiming for opportunities through the Tempor

Niger's Bazoum Term Ends Amid Detention Controversy

The constitutional term of Niger's ousted President Mohamed Bazoum has officially ended while he remains detained by the military junta, sparking international condemnation and legal disputes over his mandate's validity.

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