Putin Pauses Kyiv Attacks for Week in Freeze - Trump
US President Trump says Russian President Putin agreed to halt attacks on Kyiv and Ukrainian cities for one week amid record-setting freezing temperatures and infrastructure damage.
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US Embassy Reaffirms Religious Freedom Commitment in Nigeria
The United States government has launched a Joint Working Group with Nigeria to advance religious freedom and protect vulnerable communities, including Christians, from violence.
Timi Frank Advises African Leaders on Pathways to African Peace
Former APC official Timi Frank calls on African leaders to adopt pragmatic cooperation, economic integration, and interest-driven diplomacy to ensure lasting peace across the continent.
Turkish Officials Shocked by Nigerian Media on Tinubu Stumble
Nigerians in Diaspora Commission Chair Abike Dabiri-Erewa reveals Turkish officials were surprised Nigerian media focused on President Tinubu's brief stumble during Ankara visit, calling it unnecessary controversy.
Russia Invites Zelensky to Moscow for Putin Peace Talks
A senior Kremlin aide says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is welcome in Moscow for direct talks with Vladimir Putin, with security guarantees promised amid diplomatic maneuvering.
Montenegro Sex Tape Scandal Forces Top Officials to Resign
A leaked sex tape scandal involving a married presidential adviser and his subordinate has led to the resignation of both officials in Montenegro, with accusations of blackmail and threats emerging.
Tinubu's 24 Country Visits Since Taking Office
President Bola Tinubu has visited 24 countries across five continents since 2023, focusing on economic diplomacy, security cooperation, and strengthening Nigeria's global presence through bilateral engagements.
Turkish Officials Shocked by Tinubu Stumble Coverage
NIDCOM Chairman Abike Dabiri-Erewa reveals Turkish officials found it silly that Nigerian media highlighted President Tinubu's brief stumble during his Ankara visit.
Turkish Officials Call Tinubu Stumble Coverage 'Silly'
Turkish officials expressed surprise at Nigerian media's focus on President Tinubu's brief stumble during his Ankara visit, calling it 'silly' while celebrating the diplomatic success.
Trump Ally Worried About President's 'Dangerous' Mindset
Slovakian PM Robert Fico reportedly described Donald Trump's psychological state as 'dangerous' in private talks with EU diplomats, raising concerns amid European unease over US policies.
Starmer: Minneapolis Federal Shooting 'Concerning'
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer describes fatal shooting of US man by federal officers in Minneapolis as concerning. Incident sparks bipartisan condemnation and protests.
UK PM Starmer Lands in China to Recalibrate Relations
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has arrived in Beijing for his first official visit to China, marking the first trip by a UK leader since 2018 amid shifting global alliances.
Nigeria-Türkiye Sign $5bn Trade, Security Agreements
Nigeria and Türkiye have elevated bilateral relations by setting a $5 billion trade target and signing nine agreements covering security, education, and economic cooperation during President Tinubu's state visit to Ankara.
Iran Executes Man for Alleged Israeli Espionage
Iran has executed Hamidreza Sabet Esmailpour on charges of spying for Israel's Mossad. The execution occurs amid global condemnation of Iran's human rights record and increasing use of capital punishment.
Nigerian Woman Tells Trump: Give Us Time, We'll Leave America
A Nigerian woman in the US has called on President Trump to give immigrants at least one year to prepare for departure if that is his policy, citing inhumane ICE treatment.
ICE Agents at Winter Olympics Amid US Controversy
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents will be present at the Winter Olympics in Italy for security support, sparking controversy following recent fatal incidents involving ICE in Minnesota.
U.S. Embassy Abuja Launches Visa Navigator for Nigerians
The U.S. Embassy in Abuja has introduced a Visa Navigator tool to help Nigerian applicants navigate visa processes with clear guidance and accessibility features.
Shen Yun Faces Bomb Threats in UK, Warning Against PM Starmer
The Shen Yun performing arts group has received multiple violent threats during its UK tour, including warnings of bomb attacks and a threat to shoot Prime Minister Keir Starmer, with authorities investigating possible foreign interference.
Frank Urges Africa to Adopt Realistic Peace Models
Former APC official Timi Frank calls for African peace frameworks rooted in realism, fairness, and economic cooperation, citing lessons from Abraham Accords.
NATO Chief: Europe Can't Defend Itself Without US
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told European Parliament committees that Europe cannot defend itself independently without American military and nuclear support.
North Korea Fires Ballistic Missiles Amid Rising Regional Tensions
North Korea launched multiple ballistic missiles toward the Sea of Japan, escalating regional tensions following recent US-South Korea military cooperation and ahead of a key political congress.
Trump Pulls ICE from Minnesota After Nurse's Death
President Trump has agreed to withdraw ICE agents from Minnesota to allow local police to investigate the killing of a nurse by federal agents during protests.
Zelensky: US-Ukraine Security Deal Ready for Signing
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reveals a US-backed security agreement is fully prepared for signing, as peace talks continue amid renewed Russian attacks on infrastructure.
Venezuela's Acting President Rejects US Orders Amid Pressure
Acting President Delcy Rodríguez pushes back against Washington's demands for oil production and foreign policy changes, asserting Venezuelan sovereignty while navigating internal political divisions.
Palestinian Boys Killed by Israeli Fire in Gaza
Two Palestinian cousins, aged 13 and 14, were killed by Israeli military fire while collecting firewood in northern Gaza. Their families dispute Israeli claims that the boys posed a threat.
Trump Reviews Minneapolis Shooting of Nurse by Border Patrol
President Donald Trump confirms federal review of Minneapolis shooting where Border Patrol agent killed nurse Alex J. Pretti during immigration operation targeting illegal immigrant with criminal history.
Iran's Leader in Bunker as US Ships Deploy
Iran's Supreme Leader has been relocated to a high-security underground shelter as tensions escalate with the US, which has deployed warships to the region amid warnings of potential conflict.
Tinubu Heads to Turkey for State Visit to Boost Ties
President Bola Tinubu travels to Turkey for a state visit aimed at enhancing Nigeria-Türkiye relations through strategic discussions on finance, trade, and investment.
Nigeria-US Joint Working Group on Security and Religious Freedom
Nigeria and the United States held their inaugural Joint Working Group session in Abuja, focusing on enhancing religious freedom protection and security cooperation amid ongoing threats.
Carney's Warning: Africa Must Rethink Global Order
Canadian PM Mark Carney's Davos speech admits the rules-based international order is fading, urging Africa to reassess energy, trade, and security policies amid rising protectionism.
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