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Japan Warns Citizens Of Possible Attack In Southeast Asia

Japan's Foreign Ministry urged its citizens to stay away from religious facilities and crowds in six Southeast Asian nations, warning of a possible attack. The...

Guinea Junta Starts Transitional Government Talks

The junta that ousted Guinea's President Alpha Conde last week has started a week-long consultation with political, religious, and business leaders that it says...

Deal Allowing Russian Mercenaries Into Mali Is Close – Sources

A deal is close that would allow Russian mercenaries into Mali, extending Russian influence over security affairs in West Africa and triggering opposition from...

Algeria Aims At $2.6 Bln Increase In Energy Investment

OPEC member Algeria plans to increase investment in its oil and gas sector by $2.6 billion next year to boost production by 8.9 million...

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Just In: Tinubu Leaves Paris After European Working Vacation

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has departed Paris, France, for Nigeria after completing a working vacation in Europe. According to a statement by his Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, the President’s aircraft is expected to arrive at the Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos later on Tuesday. Tinubu left Abuja...

RAF Fairford Incident: Rubio Says Foreign Actor Involved

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says a suspected terror plot near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire “clearly involves the hands of a foreign actor,” but he has not provided evidence to support the claim. Speaking to Fox News, Rubio said the incident highlighted the threat posed by groups or...

Why Obi Changed His Subsidy Stance

Barely a month ago, Peter Obi was clear about where he stood on Nigeria’s petrol subsidy. Speaking at the Nigerian Bar Association conference in Port Harcourt in August, the Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate said subsidy removal should remain in place, despite concerns about how the savings were...