Confronting the Delusion of Nigerian Exceptionalism: A Call to Action
The article critiques the notion of Nigerian exceptionalism, suggesting it promotes a dependency on a political savior rather than personal...
Day: March 17, 2025
Signs of Recovery in China’s Consumer Spending Amid Economic Challenges
China's consumer spending growth is on the rise, with a 4% increase in retail sales in January-February, improving from a...
Understanding the U.S. Military Operation Against Yemen’s Houthis
The U.S. has commenced a military operation against Yemen's Houthis due to their attacks on Red Sea shipping, resulting in...
U.S. Airstrike Eliminates ISIS’s Second-in-Command in Iraq
U.S. forces conducted an airstrike in Iraq, killing ISIS figure Abdallah Makki Muslih al-Rifai, referred to as "Abu Khadijah." CENTCOM...
Russia’s Diplomatic Maneuvering Before Raisina Dialogue
Russia is amplifying its diplomatic efforts in New Delhi with prominent displays featuring Modi and Putin, coinciding with the Raisina...
Iranian Response to U.S. Threats: A Call for Ceasing Violence in Yemen and Palestine
Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi rebuked U.S. President Trump’s threats, stating that the U.S. lost authority over Iran’s policies...
Peruvian Farmer Engages in Legal Battle Against Energy Giant in Germany
A Peruvian farmer is engaged in a court battle with a German energy firm, alleging environmental damages linked to fossil...
UAE Commends Saudi Arabia for Hosting US-Ukraine Peace Talks
The UAE has praised Saudi Arabia for hosting US-Ukraine talks aimed at addressing the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, expressing hope for a...
Peruvian Farmer Takes on Energy Giant RWE in German Climate Lawsuit
A Peruvian farmer, Saul Luciano Lliuya, is in a German court against energy giant RWE, seeking compensation for climate change...
Venezuelan Deportee’s Journey: From Guantanamo to Maracaibo
Jhoan Bastidas, a deported Venezuelan, recounts his 16-day detention at Guantanamo Bay and his struggles to rebuild his life upon...
