ECOWAS Court Studies Human Rights Enforcement in Europe
ECOWAS Court delegation concludes a week-long study visit to European human rights institutions to improve enforcement of its own rulings. Discover the key takeaways.
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European Scouts Head to Imo for Oisa Mega Scouting Games
Imo State gears up for the Oisa Mega Scouting Games from Dec 16-19, 2025. Scouts from Germany, Spain, Turkey & Switzerland will attend to discover Nigeria's next football stars. Don't miss the action!
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.
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.
Two injured in Ogun multiple auto crash
Two persons sustained injuries in a multiple vehicle collision on Abeokuta-Lagos Expressway. TRACE confirms 17 passengers involved, no fatalities reported. Read full details.
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.
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.
One Dead, Five Injured in Ogun Road Accidents
A fatal multiple auto crash on Sagamu/Ikorodu Expressway claims one life, while another incident on Sango-Ijoko Road leaves two injured. TRACE confirms details and causes.
Yemi Alade: 'Grandpas Rubbed My Thighs' in Music Industry
Nigerian singer Yemi Alade opens up about rampant sexual harassment she faced as a teen artist from industry executives. Read her shocking revelations and survival story.
Two killed in Ogun auto crashes, including ritual hit
Tragedy strikes Ogun State as two separate auto accidents claim lives. A woman killed by suspected internet fraudster in Abeokuta, while truck-motorcycle collision proves fatal on Lagos/Abeokuta Expressway.
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.
Olamide: Wizkid Started Music Before Me
Nigerian rapper Olamide settles debate about his relationship with Wizkid, revealing the superstar began music years earlier. Discover the full story behind their industry hierarchy.
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.
15 Injured in Ogun Multiple Auto Crash
Multiple vehicle collision at Omoyele Junction leaves 15 injured. TRACE confirms brake failure caused the accident. Police arrest suspected cultist in separate incident.
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.
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.
EU Ends Duty-Free Chinese Imports Under €150
EU states agree to remove duty exemption on small parcels from China to combat unfair competition. New €2 handling fee and earlier 2026 implementation planned.
European Sleeper rescues Berlin-Paris night train
Belgian-Dutch cooperative European Sleeper will revive the Berlin-Paris sleeper train from March 2026 after major operators abandoned it. Discover this eco-friendly travel revival.
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