23 Farmers and Fishermen Killed in Borno as Violence by Militants Escalates
In Borno state, Nigeria, suspected Islamist militants killed at least 23 farmers and fishermen in a recent attack. The violence...
Day: May 18, 2025
Tragic Tornadoes in Kentucky and Missouri Claim 21 Lives, Injuries Mount
Tornadoes struck Kentucky and Missouri, resulting in 21 deaths and numerous injuries. Kentucky reported 14 fatalities, mostly in Laurel County,...
Nigeria’s Compulsory Voting Bill Highlights Electoral Hypocrisy
Nigerians face a troubling paradox with the proposed Compulsory Voting Bill, which threatens jail time for non-voters while allowing electoral...
Brazil’s Poultry Exports Hit by Bird Flu Outbreak as Neighboring Nations Impose Bans
Mexico, Chile, and Uruguay have stopped poultry imports from Brazil following a confirmed bird flu outbreak in Rio Grande do...
Reported Deal Allows El Chapo’s Family to Enter U.S., Raises Controversies
In May 2025, it was reported that members of El Chapo's family were allowed into the U.S. under a deal...
Kim Jong-un Urges Military Readiness Amid US Tensions
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has called for enhanced military readiness, urging a radical shift in war preparations, while the...
Driver Escapes Injury After Car Rolls Over in Seaview Gardens Accident
A 28-year-old driver, Azrel Chambers, flipped his car on Chesterfield Drive after failing to navigate a corner due to a...
Burkina Faso’s President Traoré Appeals to Russia for Education Support
President Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso visited Russia to meet Vladimir Putin, advocating for education and support against jihadist terrorism....
Istanbul Talks Showcase Turkiye’s Role in Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Turkiye hosted talks between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul, navigating its ties with both countries despite the absence of direct...
British Police Charge Three Iranian Men with Spying Offenses
Three Iranian men have been charged by British police with spying after a counterterror investigation revealed alleged activities supporting Iran's...