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Nigeria Gradually Reduces Dependence on Oil as Non-Oil Economy Expands

Nigeria’s economy is showing signs of gradual transformation as recent reports indicate the country is becoming less dependent on crude oil revenue than in previous decades. Economic analysts say growing contributions from agriculture, technology, manufacturing, telecommunications and non-oil exports are beginning to reshape Africa’s largest economy. For decades, Nigeria relied heavily on crude oil exports…

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Selective Outrage: When Terror Strikes, Do All Victims Count Equally?

The recent attack targeting members of London’s Jewish community has understandably prompted fear, anger, and urgent calls for reassurance. For many British Jews, the incident is not isolated—it sits within a longer pattern of rising antisemitism that has made everyday life feel less secure. That reality deserves to be acknowledged clearly and without hesitation. When…

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Taiwan Defends Global Outreach After Eswatini Visit

Lai Ching-te has reaffirmed Taiwan’s right to engage with the international community following a diplomatic visit to Eswatini, drawing sharp criticism from China. The trip, aimed at strengthening ties with one of Taiwan’s few remaining formal allies, has once again highlighted the intensifying geopolitical tensions surrounding the island’s global presence. Speaking after the visit, Lai…

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Edge of War, Window for Peace: Fragile Ceasefire Defines New Phase of US–Iran Conflict

The United States–Iran war has entered a निर्णing moment, as a fragile ceasefire offers a temporary pause in a conflict that has shaken the Middle East and sent shockwaves through the global economy. After nearly six weeks of escalating hostilities, both sides agreed to a two-week provisional ceasefire, brokered through intense diplomatic efforts led by…

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Tuchel Unveils 35-Man England Squad: New Faces, Surprise Recalls and Trent Left Out Ahead of World

England manager Thomas Tuchel has named a bold and expansive 35-man squad for upcoming friendlies against Uruguay and Japan, offering fresh opportunities while delivering a few headline-grabbing surprises—including the omission of Trent Alexander-Arnold. With the FIFA World Cup 2026 fast approaching, Tuchel has opted for a hybrid approach—blending experienced internationals with emerging talent—as he assesses…

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UK–Nigeria Migration Pact Targets Faster Deportations, Strengthens Border and Justice Cooperation

The United Kingdom and Nigeria have signed a far-reaching migration and justice agreement aimed at accelerating deportations, tightening border controls, and deepening bilateral cooperation on security and legal matters. The pact, led by UK Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood in collaboration with Nigerian authorities, represents a significant policy shift toward faster returns of individuals with no…

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Nigeria Secures £746 Million Financing Deal in London to Boost Economic Stability

A major highlight of the recent state visit by Bola Ahmed Tinubu to the United Kingdom was the signing of a landmark £746 million financing agreement in London, underscoring renewed efforts to stabilise Nigeria’s economy and deepen international financial partnerships. The agreement, executed between Nigeria’s Ministry of Finance—led by Wale Edun—and Citibank, is expected to…

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Amazon to invest AUD$750m in Brisbane robotics fulfilment centre

Amazon has announced plans to invest AUD$750 million in a state-of-the-art robotics fulfilment centre in Brisbane, marking a significant expansion of its logistics network in Australia and reinforcing its push toward automation. The proposed facility, spanning approximately 150,000 square metres, is set to become one of the largest warehouses in Queensland. Designed to integrate advanced…

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Donald Trump’s new tantrum: We don’t need anyone’s help in Iran war

In a characteristically forceful tone, Donald Trump has once again stirred debate with his insistence that the United States needs no external support in its escalating conflict with Iran. His remarks—framed as confidence by supporters and recklessness by critics—underscore a widening divide over both the conduct and purpose of the war. “We don’t need anyone’s…

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