Bipartisan Lawmakers Set for Trip to El Salvador Amid Immigration Talks
Two U.S. senators, Tom Cotton and Chris Murphy, plan a bipartisan trip to El Salvador to address immigration issues and...
Year: 2025
Russia Trains North Korean Forces with Advanced Weaponry Amidst Conflict
Russia is training North Korean soldiers on advanced weaponry, including AK-12 and Dragunov rifles, raising concerns in the West. The...
Trump’s Trade War: A Misguided Fight Against China
Trump's trade war with China showcases his belief in a U.S. advantage, but high tariffs and China's retaliation might lead...
Nigeria’s Political Shift: The Emergence of a De Facto One-Party State
Nigeria's political scene is leaning towards a de facto one-party state dominated by the APC. Once a multiparty democracy with...
Hit-and-Run Tragedy in Edo State Claims Lives of Two Vigilantes
Two vigilantes were killed by a hit-and-run trailer driver on the Benin–Lagos Expressway. Witnesses report conflicting details about the incident....
Mozambique Sees 12% Decrease in Malaria Cases in 2024
Mozambique has reduced malaria cases by 12% this year, celebrated on World Malaria Day. President Daniel Chapo called for stronger...
AvtoVAZ Pursues Localization Project for Lada in Iran
AvtoVAZ, Russia’s top carmaker, plans to localize production in Iran, focusing on assembling Lada models. CEO Maxim Sokolov noted potential...
Mutare Man Sentenced to 30 Years for Raping Child
A 36-year-old man was sentenced to 30 years in prison for raping and assaulting a 4-year-old girl in Mutare, Zimbabwe....
Kazakhstan’s Oil Production Surge Tests OPEC Unity Amid De-Dollarization Concerns
Kazakhstan's increase in oil production is straining OPEC's unity and drawing warnings from Commerzbank regarding potential de-dollarization effects. The ongoing...
Liberal Party Likely to Maintain Power After Canada’s Snap Federal Election
Preliminary results suggest the Liberal Party will maintain its power in Canada's election, with party leader Mark Carney likely remaining...
