France starts voluntary military service for youth
France confirms a new 10-month voluntary military service for youth, starting summer 2026. This move prepares the nation for potential conflict with Russia by 2030. Read more.
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ESA Secures Record €22.1 Billion Space Budget
The European Space Agency secures a historic €22.1 billion budget to boost space independence, fund new rockets, and launch missions to Mars and Saturn's moon. Discover Europe's ambitious space plans.
EU Could Fine Elon Musk's X Platform by 2025 End
The European Union may impose a fine on Elon Musk's X platform for violating digital content rules by end of 2025. Discover how this landmark case tests EU's tech regulation power.
Dangote Refinery Denies Exporting Off-Spec Diesel
Dangote Refinery refutes claims of exporting substandard diesel to Europe as market sources cite quality issues. Learn about the specifications debate and regional market shifts.
Dangote Refutes Off-Spec Diesel Claims Amid Quality Concerns
Dangote Refinery rejects claims of supplying substandard diesel to Europe while maintaining West Africa as primary market. Company plans Euro VI standards by 2028.
Shettima Returns After Representing Nigeria at Key Summits
Vice President Kashim Shettima has returned to Abuja after representing President Tinubu at G20 and AU-EU summits, where he advocated for UN Security Council reforms and Africa-led security frameworks.
Shettima Returns After Representing Nigeria at Global Summits
Vice President Shettima concludes diplomatic missions at G20 and AU-EU summits, advocating for UN Security Council reform and addressing Kwara security crisis. Read Nigeria's global stance.
EU spares Germany from budget rules over defence spending
European Union exempts Germany from budget deficit punishment due to increased defence spending. Learn how EU rules adapt to security threats.
EU to challenge China's rare earths dominance
EU industry chief Stephane Sejourne declares Europe must break dependence on China's rare earths, calling export controls a 'racket'. New strategy coming December 3.
German Actor Udo Kier Dies at 81
Veteran German actor Udo Kier, famous for iconic villain roles in 275+ films, has died at 81. Discover his remarkable Hollywood journey and final projects.
EU's 28-Point Ukraine Peace Counter-Proposal Unveiled
European nations present 28-point peace counter-proposal for Ukraine war, challenging Trump's plan with stronger NATO provisions and Russian asset seizures for reconstruction.
G20 South Africa Declaration: Minerals, Debt, Climate
The G20 summit in South Africa endorsed a declaration focusing on critical minerals, climate finance, and debt relief for developing nations. Discover the key outcomes.
Lufthansa Bids for TAP Stake, Rivaling Air France-KLM
Germany's Lufthansa has officially entered the race to acquire a stake in TAP Air Portugal, competing with Air France-KLM. Discover how this move impacts European aviation and TAP's strategic routes to Brazil and Africa.
EU Plans New Rules for Shein and Temu
The EU is overhauling consumer protection rules to tackle platforms like Shein and Temu over labour and competition concerns. A new draft law is expected next year.
German Rail Project Stuttgart 21 Faces New Delay
Germany's massive Stuttgart 21 rail project faces indefinite delays due to technical issues, with costs doubling to €11 billion. Discover the infrastructure challenges plaguing Europe's largest economy.
Africa's First G20 Summit: 5 Key Facts
Johannesburg hosts Africa's inaugural G20 summit amid global tensions. Learn about South Africa's priorities, US boycott, and the event's significance for the continent.
Tinubu to attend G20 Summit in South Africa, AU-EU in Angola
President Bola Tinubu embarks on a two-nation diplomatic mission to South Africa and Angola for international summits. Discover the agenda and public reaction.
Tinubu Heads to South Africa, Angola for Diplomatic Summits
President Bola Tinubu embarks on a diplomatic mission to South Africa for the G20 Summit and Angola for AU-EU talks. The trip focuses on economic development, climate change, and regional security. Read more about Nigeria's global engagements.
Germany builds €11bn AI data centre for digital sovereignty
Germany breaks ground on massive €11 billion data centre to boost European AI independence from US and China. Learn how this project aims to reshape digital sovereignty.
Eurogroup Chief Quits for World Bank Senior Position
Pascal Donohoe resigns as Eurogroup head to become World Bank managing director, dealing a blow to Ireland's governing coalition ahead of crucial by-elections.
Kessler Twins Die in Joint Assisted Suicide at 89
German entertainment icons Alice and Ellen Kessler have died at 89 in a joint assisted suicide. The legendary twins were European stars who performed with Frank Sinatra.
Germany, France Push EU Digital Sovereignty at Summit
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron join forces at Berlin digital summit to reduce European dependence on US tech giants and boost AI capabilities.
Ukraine-Greece Energy Deal Boosts US LNG Imports
Ukraine secures vital US LNG imports through Greece's Trans-Balkan pipeline as EU plans Russian gas ban by 2027. Zelensky announces January deliveries amid ongoing energy security challenges.
EU Lowers Eurozone 2026 Growth Forecast Due to Trade Risks
European Commission revises eurozone growth downward to 1.2% for 2026 as trade tensions persist. Inflation expected to rise to 1.9%. Stay informed on economic developments.
Germany Revives Military Service for Young Men
Germany's new military service plan requires all 18-year-old men to undergo medical screening from 2027. Learn how this affects Europe's security landscape and Nigeria's diaspora community.
AU Denies Christian Genocide Claims in Northern Nigeria
African Union dismisses claims of Christian genocide in northern Nigeria, reveals Muslims were Boko Haram's earliest victims. Get the full story on this developing situation.
Germany approves €98 billion debt for 2026 budget
German parliament approves revised 2026 budget with €98 billion borrowing for economic relief and military spending. Chancellor Merz unveils industrial power price cuts.
Nigeria FM Rejects Christian Genocide Claims in TV Clash
Nigerian Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar confronts Piers Morgan over Christian persecution narrative, demands full interview broadcast as African Union backs Nigeria's stance.
Boeing Strike Ends: Workers Accept New Contract
Boeing defense workers in the US have ended a three-month strike, securing a major wage increase. Discover the details of the new agreement and what it means for the aviation industry.
Starbucks workers strike during Red Cup Day protest
Over 1,000 unionized Starbucks baristas launch indefinite strike across US cities, protesting low wages and inadequate work hours. The action targets the chain's popular Red Cup Day event.
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