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UN: 10,000 Children Killed Or Maimed During Yemen’s Long War

More than 10,000 children in Yemen have been killed or injured in violence linked to years of war in the impoverished country, according to...

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Japan’s PM Interrupts Campaign As N Korea Test-Fires Missile

Japan's new prime minister interrupted his first day of election campaigning and returned to Tokyo on Tuesday to deal with rising regional tensions following...

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Africa

Nearly 100 Women Sworn In As Judges In Egypt Judicial Body

Nearly 100 women Tuesday became the first female judges to join Egypt’s State Council, one of the country’s main judicial bodies. The 98 women were...

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UN Atomic Agency Head To Visit Iran As Nuke Talks Uncertain

The head of the U.N.’s atomic watchdog is making plans to visit Iran before the end of next month amid questions about whether Iran...

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New TRCN Registrar Vows to Elevate Education Standards

The newly appointed Registrar of the Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN), Dr. Aderonke Soyombo, has pledged to uphold and enhance education standards by ensuring that all teachers in Nigeria are professionally certified and committed to delivering quality education. Speaking in Abuja during her official resumption of office,...

UK Visa Restrictions: How This Will Affect Nigerians

The UK government is rolling out tougher visa regulations aimed at citizens of Nigeria, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, prompted by concerns over visa overstays and asylum claims. In 2024, more than 108,000 asylum applications were recorded, many from individuals who entered the UK legally on work or study...

World Court Rules in Favor of Equatorial Guinea in Island Dispute with Gabon

The International Court of Justice (ICJ), commonly referred to as the World Court, has delivered a final and binding judgment in a long-standing territorial dispute between Equatorial Guinea and Gabon. On Monday, the ICJ ruled that Equatorial Guinea holds the rightful claim to a group of small...