Supreme Court Limits Presidential Trade Powers in Landmark Tariff Ruling

The Supreme Court of the United States has ruled against former President Donald Trump in a significant decision curbing the scope of executive authority over global tariffs. In a closely watched judgment, the justices concluded that the president exceeded his statutory powers when imposing sweeping trade tariffs without clear congressional authorization. The ruling underscores the…

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Chinese Automakers Turn to Toyota Playbook for Next Growth Phase in Thailand

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers are recalibrating their strategy in Thailand as intensifying price wars and rising local resistance complicate their rapid expansion. Companies such as BYD, which aggressively entered the Thai market with competitively priced EVs, are now studying the long-term success model of Toyota to secure sustainable growth. While deep discounts initially boosted sales…

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Dhaka Unveils ‘Bangladesh First’ Foreign Policy as New Government Sets Diplomatic Tone

Bangladesh’s new administration has signalled a recalibrated diplomatic course, with State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam declaring that future engagements will be guided by a “Bangladesh first” principle. Speaking in Dhaka, she said the government, led by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, would prioritise national interest, dignity and citizens’ welfare in all foreign policy…

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The DRC bets big on copper to boost global influence with a landmark mining deal

Chinedu Okafor The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is set to broaden its influence in the global copper market after its state-owned miner, Gecamines, inked a new deal with Kamoto Copper Co, a major operation of Glencore Plc. The Democratic Republic of Congo is positioning itself at the centre of the global energy transition by doubling…

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President Tinubu to Make Historic State Visit to UK as King Charles Hosts at Windsor

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will undertake a landmark State Visit to the United Kingdom next month, marking the first such visit by a Nigerian leader in 37 years. The President, accompanied by First Lady Oluremi Tinubu, has accepted an invitation from Charles III to visit from 18–19 March 2026. The King and Camilla will host…

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Nigeria’s Argungu fishing contest returns after years of pause

Traditional fishing methods shine at Argungu’s iconic festival, preserving heritage and boosting local economy. Thousands of fishermen converged on the milky waters of the Matan Fadan river, a UNESCO heritage site, winding through verdant landscape in northwestern Nigeria’s Argungu. President Bola Tinubu joined thousands of spectators on Saturday, cheering competitors vying to catch the largest…

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A toxic gas leak at a mine in north-central Nigeria killed 37 people and led to the hospitalization of 26 others, according to police.

The incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday in Kampani Zurak community, located in the Wase area of Plateau state, police spokesman Alfred Alabo said in a statement. “Preliminary investigation revealed that the miners were affected due to a sudden discharge of lead oxide and other associated gases like sulphur and carbon monoxide which…

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Caribbean Reinvents Itself as Energy Boom and Regional Integration Drive New Growth

The Caribbean is stepping beyond its sun-and-sand stereotype, harnessing regional integration and emerging industries to power a new phase of economic growth. While tourism remains vital — with 30 million international arrivals in 2025 — governments are accelerating diversification into energy, agribusiness, logistics and business services amid global trade tensions and climate pressures. Oil has…

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