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Renowned businessman and publisher of Republic of Ireland-based newspaper, The Street Journal, Mogaji Wole Arisekola’s Arrayhan Nigeria Limited has secured a significant partnership agreement with Dubai-based multinational real estate giant,

The France Chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has described the party’s recently concluded 8th National Convention as a “world-class” masterclass in political organization, taking a swipe at opposition

Spain closed its airspace to U.S. military aircraft carrying out attacks on Iran, defence minister confirmed yesterday, further showing opposition to the war. Defence Minister Margarita Robles told reporters Spain

The White House said yesterday it has not changed U.S. policy toward Cuba, even as it allowed a sanctioned Russian tanker to deliver fuel to the island for humanitarian reasons,

Iran calls Trump’s peace proposals ‘unrealistic’ President Trump yesterday warned that Iran’s energy plants and oil wells would be obliterated if it did not open the Strait of Hormuz, after

A United States congressman, Riley Moore, has warned that continued attacks on Christians in Nigeria could strain diplomatic relations with the U.S., following reports of a deadly Palm Sunday assault

A Belgium-based social enterprise, Digital African Women (DAW), has supported more than 6,000 African and European migrant entrepreneurs to establish and expand businesses, while advocating for policies that enhance women’s economic participation and

By Our Reporters French officials yesterday denied excluding South Africa from the list of invitees to the G7 leaders’ summit in June due to pressure from Washington, saying Kenya had

By Our Reporters Israel removed Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi and Parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf from its hit list after Pakistan urged Washington to press Israel not to target

By Our Reporters A proposal by the United States for ending nearly four weeks of fighting is “one-sided and unfair”, a senior Iranian official told Reuters yesterday, while U.S. President

Atiku lauds Ghana over resolution By Idris Abdulsalam The United Nations General Assembly yesterday voted to designate the transatlantic African slave trade “the gravest crime against humanity” – despite opposition

From Dele Anofi, Abuja Maritime and climate experts have raised concerns over Africa’s limited influence in global maritime policymaking, as well as gaps in data, financing, and infrastructure. They are