Politics
Peter Obi Can Strengthen Naira to ₦500/$, Cut Food Prices by 50% – Pat Utomi
Pat Utomi says Peter Obi could strengthen the naira to ₦500 per dollar and halve food prices under the NDC's proposed 2027 economic agenda.
Estonia Accuses Russia of Sabotage After Arson Attack on Defence Firm
Estonia has accused Russia of ordering an arson attack on defence company Milrem Robotics in Tallinn, a claim Moscow has rejected as...
Russia warns NATO of possible nuclear response if Kaliningrad is cut off
Moscow claims that NATO is preparing an air and naval blockade in the Baltic Sea.
Netanyahu praises stabbed Indian pilot for saving lives on Flydubai flight
The Israeli prime minister thanks Captain Smit Machchhar for ‘extraordinary bravery’.
Texas Polling-Site Reduction Plan Draws Voting-Access Concerns
A proposal to remove dozens of election locations in populous Tarrant County has triggered debate over efficiency, accessibility and voter...
US Support for Iran War Falls as Presidential Approval Remains at Record Low
A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds declining public backing for military action and widespread expectations that the conflict will continue for an...
G20 Debate Intensifies Over China's Record Trade Surplus
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says G20 countries should consider additional trade barriers to address China's large surplus.
Iceland Rejects Renewed EU Membership Talks in Close Referendum
Icelandic voters have narrowly rejected reopening European Union membership negotiations after a closely contested national campaign.
Zambian Opposition Leader Charged With Treason
Zambian opposition figure Brian Mundubile has been charged with treason, according to his lawyer.
German State Election Could Put the Far Right in a Governor’s Office
A vote in Saxony-Anhalt may test one of post-war Germany’s strongest political barriers as the AfD campaigns for control of a state...
US Treasury Restricts Journalist Access to G20 Finance Meeting
Major news organizations challenge accreditation decisions as ministers gather to discuss sanctions, inflation and global financial risks.
Iceland Rejects Renewed European Union Membership Talks in Referendum
Voters have narrowly rejected reopening EU accession negotiations, keeping Iceland outside the bloc while preserving its existing European...
Public Trust Is Built Through Delivery and Political Voice
New OECD evidence shows why competent services and meaningful public participation must work together to strengthen confidence in...
