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Mirae Asset wins U.S. lawsuit against China’s Anbang on scrapped $5.8 billion hotel deal

South Korean investment bank Mirae Asset Daewoo Co Ltd and affiliates won a U.S. court case against Anbang Insurance Group, a court document showed,...

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Moscow to ban state officials & military personnel from holding foreign citizenships & residence permits

Russian President Vladimir Putin has introduced a new bill to ban civil servants and armed forces personnel from holding other allegiances. The measure is...

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Supreme Court’s Ruling on Church gatherings Shows Religious Liberty Hangs by a Thread

In totalitarian societies, governments suppress the church and religious worship. That’s because dictators think citizens should worship them as the highest authority—and not a...

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Nigeria

In Abuja, Cattle Graze Across City But Traders Are Chased From Streets By Task Forces

A middle- aged man and a kid wielding long sticks walked behind a herd of cattle, numbering almost 30, as they crossed the road...

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FG Unveils 100 Electric Buses To Improve Transport For Civil Servants

The Federal Government has introduced 100 electric buses under the Renewed Hope Mass Transit Programme as part of efforts to ease transportation challenges and improve the welfare, punctuality and productivity of federal civil servants. The first batch of 37 buses was commissioned on Wednesday at Eagle Square in...

Nepal Flood Disaster: 95 Dead, 384 Tourists Missing As Rescue Efforts Intensify

At least 95 people have died and 384 tourists have been reported missing after a massive flood swept through Nepal’s northern Rasuwa district near the Chinese border, authorities said on Wednesday. The Nepal Tourism Board said those missing include 291 foreign nationals and 93 Nepali citizens. Americans, Indians,...

Israel Donates Ambulances, Medical Equipment To Nigeria

Israel has donated a first batch of ambulances, medical equipment and wheelchairs to Nigeria as part of efforts to strengthen healthcare delivery and emergency response in the country. The items were handed over at the Port of Ashdod by Magen David Adom, Israel’s national emergency medical service, on...