Nigeria Seeks Balanced U.S. Partnership in Countering Insurgency
Nigeria conditionally accepts U.S. counterinsurgency support while emphasizing sovereignty, amid complex security challenges and religious tension claims.
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Nigeria conditionally accepts U.S. counterinsurgency support while emphasizing sovereignty, amid complex security challenges and religious tension claims.
Jannik Sinner secures World No. 1 ranking with Paris Masters win, defeating Felix Auger-Aliassime in straight sets. Eyes now on ATP Finals in Turin.
UK authorities confirm lone attacker behind train stabbing that injured 11, ruling out terrorism. Heroic crew member remains critical as knife crime rates surge nationally.
Hamas transfers three hostage bodies amid strained Gaza ceasefire, as Israel and Hamas trade blame over truce violations and security priorities.
A magnitude-6.4 earthquake hits northern Afghanistan near Mazar-i-Sharif, triggering urgent humanitarian warnings of widespread damage and casualties.
As the U.S. government shutdown continues, over 40 million Americans face potential cuts to critical food assistance programs, raising concerns about food insecurity.
Vienna discontinues its €1 daily travel pass due to budget constraints, raising concerns about its future in global liveability rankings.
South Korea’s Invest Korea Summit during APEC secured $1.21B in commitments, attracting 2,000 global investors, signaling strong economic momentum.
China’s cultural envoy strengthens ties with Egypt at historic Grand Egyptian Museum opening, signaling expanded economic and technological cooperation.
Two new suspects charged in Louvre’s $102M jewelry heist as authorities expand investigation. Stolen artifacts remain missing amid fears of overseas resale.
A shooting in Minneapolis during Halloween celebrations leaves one dead, two injured, with three firearms recovered. Police investigation ongoing.
Russia criticizes U.S. military actions in the Caribbean, urges adherence to international law, and reaffirms support for Venezuela’s sovereignty amid rising tensions.
UK police arrest two suspects following a stabbing on a train in Cambridgeshire, leaving multiple injured and prompting a large-scale emergency response.
A prolonged U.S. government shutdown threatens $14B in permanent GDP losses, with ripple effects across global markets, warns a Congressional Budget Office report.
The U.S. government shutdown enters its 30th day, leaving over a million federal workers without pay as lawmakers remain deadlocked. A judge blocks food aid suspension, offering temporary relief.
Peru’s international expo connects Chinese electric vehicle and industrial tech brands with global clients, boosting cross-Pacific trade and economic collaboration.
CMG and Chinese Embassy co-hosted a dialogue in Uruguay, emphasizing global collaboration and innovation for shared development goals.
A 38-year-old woman faces charges in connection with the Louvre jewel theft, as authorities investigate an organized criminal network.
22 dead, 29 missing as Kenya’s Rift Valley battles landslides and floods. Military-led rescue operations escalate amid heavy rainfall warnings.
ROK President Lee Jae-myung emphasizes commitment to enhancing economic and cultural ties with China during APEC meeting, aiming for regional stability.