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The tragic death of Ruth Otabor, sister of Big Brother Naija winner Phyna, is not just a family tragedy. It...

In a possibly misguided effort to ease tensions, South Korea has suspended its military radio broadcasts aimed at North Korea...

The sentencing of Simon Ekpa to six years in prison by a Finnish court goes beyond being a legal verdict...

When Festus Keyamo and Chidi Odinkalu raise their voices against the mere idea of Goodluck Jonathan returning in 2027, Nigerians...

The latest Israeli strikes on Gaza City suburbs show that this war has crossed from retaliation into something darker: destruction...

The announcement that passport fees have been raised yet again is no small adjustment, it is a policy shift that...

The profound division among European Union foreign ministers over the war in Gaza is more than just a disagreement—it's a...

The new "$250 visa integrity fee" is a self-inflicted wound to the American economy. In other words, it is a...

The sheer desperation that would drive dozens of people onto a single, overloaded boat speaks volumes about the level of...

When the British government proudly announced that foreign workers can no longer fill over 100 job categories, it dressed the...

When news broke that Andriy Parubiy, Ukraine’s former speaker of parliament, had been shot dead in Lviv, it wasn’t just...

The Rivers State emergency rule did not fall from the sky, it was born from the endless power games between...

Most Trump tariffs are not legal, that’s not me saying it, that’s a U.S. appeals court ruling in a 7-4...

Trump’s attack on Venezuelan migrants just backfired after a federal appeals court ruled that his administration likely acted unlawfully in...

Europe’s Iran gamble will backfire because Britain, France, and Germany are trying to act like dealmakers when they’re really acting...