Trump Issues Stark Warning to Iran Over Houthi Rebel Attacks
President Trump has declared Iran responsible for attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels, warning of dire consequences for further aggression. He...
Jasper Nguyen
Jasper Nguyen is an innovative journalist with an extensive portfolio covering technology, business, and environment-related news. After acquiring a degree in Journalism and Media Studies from Stanford University, Jasper has built a reputation as a forward-thinking writer who stays ahead of trends and narratives. His engaging writing style and deep understanding of complex issues have earned him both a devoted readership and accolades in the field.
Kurds in the ‘New’ Syria: Navigating an Uncertain Future
The integration of the U.S.-backed Kurdish force into Syria's national army aims for unity and respect for the Kurdish minority...
MTN Nigeria Loses Top Revenue Position for First Time Since 2019
MTN Nigeria has lost its status as the top revenue source within the MTN Group, reporting a post-tax loss of...
The Resilience of Plants Post-End-Permian Extinction: A Comprehensive Study
Researchers from University College Cork, University of Connecticut, and the Natural History Museum of Vienna have traced how plant ecosystems...
Nigeria Endorses Proliferation Security Initiative, Strengthening Global Security Efforts
Nigeria has endorsed the Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI), becoming the 116th country to do so, following extensive discussions with the...
Rising Tensions in Gaza Amidst Struggles for Ceasefire and Humanitarian Aid
Recent Israeli airstrikes in Gaza resulted in multiple civilian fatalities, exacerbating tensions as ceasefire negotiations persist between Israel and Hamas....
The Rise of Drone Warfare among Insurgents: ISWAP’s Tactics in Lake Chad
The Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) has marked a significant shift in its insurgency tactics through the deployment of...
Airstrike in Nasir Claims 21 Lives, Intensifies Regional Conflict
An airstrike in Nasir, South Sudan killed at least 21 civilians, including women and children. Accusations are directed at the...
Nigeria’s Arms Imports Reach All-Time High Amidst Claims of Local Production
In 2024, Nigeria spent ₦520 billion on arms imports, the highest in five years, accounting for two-thirds of the total...
Nigeria’s Debt Service Payments Significantly Decrease Amid Fiscal Reforms
Nigeria's debt service payments fell from $540 million in January to $276 million in February 2025, reflecting efforts to restructure...
