Belgian PM opposes EU plan on Russian assets for Ukraine
Belgium's Prime Minister Bart De Wever strongly opposes the EU proposal to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine funding, citing legal and financial risks for his country.
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Seventh Arrest in UK Synagogue Terror Attack Probe
A 31-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences related to the October synagogue attack in Manchester. The incident left two dead and three injured. Police continue their investigation.
CRSFA fines three teams N500k each for Cup withdrawal
Cross River FA imposes N500,000 fines on Obubra United, ABIWAVES FC, and Akpabuyo United for abandoning Governor's Cup matches. Teams must pay within 30 days or face suspension from future events.
Senate Recommends Death Penalty for Kidnappers
Nigeria's Senate classifies kidnapping as terrorism, mandates death penalty for convicts. Read how this new resolution aims to combat rising insecurity.
Wike Threatens Action Over False School Shutdown Order
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has suspended education officials and promised severe sanctions over an unauthorized memo ordering school closures in Abuja. Read details.
Hungary increases oil shipments to Serbia amid sanctions
Hungary pledges increased oil exports to Serbia as US sanctions threaten refinery shutdown. Learn how this energy crisis impacts Balkan stability and payment systems.
Trump brands Muslim Brotherhood terrorist organizations
US President Donald Trump designates Muslim Brotherhood chapters as foreign terrorist organizations, imposing sanctions and travel bans. Read full analysis of implications.
NAICOM: Link NIN, CAC to Insurance by April 30, 2026
NAICOM mandates all insurers to link NIN and CAC details to policies by April 30, 2026. This move aims to boost transparency and curb fraud. Act now to ensure compliance!
Belarus pardons 31 Ukrainians in diplomatic pact
Belarus has pardoned 31 Ukrainian citizens as part of diplomatic agreement between Lukashenko and Trump. Read details of this significant political development.
FIFA Bans 3 Countries from World Cup for Politics
FIFA has banned Russia, South Africa, and Yugoslavia from World Cup participation due to political conflicts and international sanctions. Learn about the historic precedents.
US Weighs Sanctions Against Nigeria Over Violence
The United States considers sanctions against Nigeria alleging inadequate protection of Christian communities. Read about the diplomatic tensions and potential consequences.
US sanctions hit Lukoil's Bulgaria refinery operations
Bulgaria takes control of Lukoil's Neftochim refinery to avoid US sanctions. Learn how this affects fuel supply in Southeast Europe and the search for new buyers.
Nigeria's DSS discloses ongoing terrorism court cases
Nigerian presidency reveals breakdown of terrorism trials handled by DSS, including IPOB commanders, ISWAP leaders, and church attack suspects. Get the latest updates on security prosecutions.
Bishop Anagbe Testifies Before US House Committee
Bishop Wilfred Anagbe testifies before US House Subcommittee, demanding concrete action to back Nigeria's CPC designation and targeted sanctions against officials.
Court convicts ISWAP leader, DSS prosecutes terror cases
A Federal High Court in Abuja convicts a top ISWAP leader as the DSS intensifies prosecution of multiple high-profile terrorism cases across Nigeria. Read the latest updates.
Nigerian Influencers Apologize After Flight Brawl
Social media stars VDM and Mr Jollof clash aboard United Nigeria Airlines flight, issue public apologies as NCAA considers sanctions. Read the full story.
Court Convicts Nnamdi Kanu on Terrorism Charges
Federal High Court in Abuja finds IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu guilty on all seven terrorism counts. Read the full details of the landmark judgment and its implications.
Nnamdi Kanu Convicted on Terrorism Charges
IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu found guilty of terrorism by Abuja court. Judge cites violent radio broadcasts as evidence. Read the full details and implications.
Adeyemi convicted for illegal weapons possession
Nigerian-born German star Karim Adeyemi faces €450,000 fine and DFB sanctions after being convicted for possessing illegal weapons. Read full details about the scandal.
Tinubu Speaks on Kebbi Schoolgirls Abduction, Soldier Deaths
President Tinubu condemns terrorist attacks in Kebbi, orders rescue of 25 abducted schoolgirls. Read his urgent security directives and public reactions.
Biafra Lobby Fuels Christian Genocide Claims in U.S.
Secret documents expose pro-Biafra groups' campaign alleging Christian genocide in Nigeria, leading to U.S. sanctions. Discover the network behind this effort.
Peter Obi Reacts to Army Commander's Killing by Terrorists
Peter Obi condemns terrorist killing of Brigadier-General M. Uba in Borno ambush. Calls for security overhaul as Nigerians react to rising violence.
ISWAP Kidnaps, Kills Nigerian Army General in Borno
Terror group ISWAP confirms capture and execution of Brigade Commander M Uba in Borno State. Army had earlier declared him safe after ambush. Details emerge.
US Congress Investigates Christian Persecution in Nigeria
US House Subcommittee begins full investigation into alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria. Public hearing scheduled for November 20, 2025 to review Trump's redesignation of Nigeria as Country of Particular Concern.
Miyetti Allah Rejects US Terrorism Claims
MACBAN formally petitions US Congress to remove its name from sanctions list, denying terrorism links and presenting evidence of pastoralist victimhood.
Trump: Severe Sanctions for Russia Business Partners
US President Donald Trump warns countries doing business with Russia will face severe sanctions. Read latest developments on US-Russia relations and energy sector impacts.
US Threatens Visa Ban on Miyetti Allah Over Religious Persecution Claims
Miyetti Allah rejects US sanctions list inclusion, calls allegations false. Trump administration threatens visa bans, asset freezes. Read full details.
France Sends Uranium to Russia Despite Sanctions
Greenpeace exposes France shipping reprocessed uranium to Russia for treatment. Legal but immoral trade continues despite Ukraine invasion. Read full details.
Serbia's NIS oil firm faces shutdown amid US sanctions
Serbia confronts a winter energy crisis as US sanctions on Russian-owned NIS threaten oil supplies. President Vučić seeks to avoid confiscation of Russian shares. Read more.
Marseille Faces UEFA Sanctions Over Fan Trouble
UEFA orders partial stadium closure for Marseille after fan incidents during Champions League match. Club fined €71,000 ahead of crucial Newcastle fixture.
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