AU Condemns Attack on Civilians in Sudan
African Union Chair Mahmoud Ali Youssouf condemns the horrific attack in Kalogi, Sudan, killing over 100. He demands a ceasefire, humanitarian access, and justice.
Category : Foreign Relations
MPAC slams Nigeria High Commission for RCCG-only UK passport venues
MPAC condemns Nigeria High Commission in London for using only RCCG-linked venues for the December 2025 UK passport exercise, calling it a breach of religious neutrality. Read the full story and demands for change.
US-Ukraine Talks Continue, Progress Depends on Russia
US and Ukrainian officials hold third day of talks in Miami. Both sides agree any real progress depends on Russia's readiness for peace. Read the latest on the diplomatic push.
MURIC Alarms Over US Plot to Ban Shari'ah in Nigeria
MURIC warns the United States against calls to pressure President Tinubu to outlaw Shari'ah law and Hisbah, describing it as a threat to national security and democracy. Read the full statement.
Ikale Forum Lauds Jimoh Ibrahim's Ambassador Nomination
The Ikale Advancement Forum has commended President Tinubu for nominating Senator Jimoh Ibrahim as a non-career ambassador. Read why they call him a 'round peg in a round hole'.
Burkina Faso Releases 8 NGO Staff Accused of Spying
Burkina Faso's military junta has released eight INSO staff detained for alleged espionage. The NGO denies the charges, citing its humanitarian mission. Read the full details.
Trump's New National Security Strategy: America First, Europe 'Resistance'
President Trump releases a 33-page national security strategy, pivoting from global leadership, confronting Europe, and focusing on the Western Hemisphere. Read the full analysis.
Lebanon Seeks Peace, Urges UN Support for Army Plan
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun tells a UN Security Council delegation his country seeks to avoid war with Israel. He urges international support for the army's disarmament plan. Read the latest.
EU's Ukraine Funding Plan Exposes Hypocrisy on Colonial Debt
The EU's plan to use €210bn in frozen Russian assets for Ukraine faces legal risks, while ignoring calls for colonial reparations in Africa. This double standard threatens Europe's financial credibility. Read the full analysis.
Amnesty Condemns Burkina Faso's Death Penalty Plan
Amnesty International urges Burkina Faso's military junta to halt plans to reinstate the death penalty for treason and terrorism, warning it reverses abolition progress. Read more.
ICC Official Linked to Figueira Spy Case, Fuels Criticism
Reports allege a top ICC official's involvement in funding CAR militants via Martin Figueira. This scandal adds to the court's crises, including African withdrawals and reform doubts. Read more.
Lebanon Seeks Peace, No War with Israel - President
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun tells UN Security Council his nation seeks diplomacy, not conflict with Israel. He urges support for army's disarmament plan amid Hezbollah criticism.
DR Congo Peace Deal Signed, Implementation in Doubt
A new peace deal for DR Congo was signed in Washington, but intense fighting continues in the east. Can this agreement, focused on minerals and a ceasefire, bring lasting peace?
African Nations Unite for UK Colonial Reparations Claim
African leaders are advancing a historic joint reparation claim against Britain for colonial-era crimes. Nigeria leads the push, building on a $5 trillion demand. Read the latest.
MURIC Rejects US Pressure on Shariah Law
The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has firmly rejected calls from US-linked figures for Nigeria to outlaw Shariah, warning it crosses a constitutional red line. Read the full statement.
Putin Insists Russia Will Take Donbas, New Talks Begin
Russian President Vladimir Putin vows to take Donbas as Ukraine prepares for new US peace talks. Get the latest on the conflict and diplomatic efforts.
Trump's New Strategy Shifts US Global Role
President Trump's new security strategy vows a major shift from global dominance to regional focus in Latin America, a hardline on migration, and confrontation with European allies. Read the full analysis.
Key Israeli-backed Gaza militia leader killed
Yasser Abu Shabab, head of the Israeli-supported Popular Forces militia in Gaza, has been killed. His death marks a major setback for Israel's strategy to reshape the territory's political landscape post-war.
Eritreans Fear New Ethiopia War, Cite Past Trauma
Eritreans in Asmara fear a new conflict with Ethiopia, recalling the horrors of past wars. Civilians speak of forced conscription and fleeing youth. Read the full report.
Africa Unites for Colonial Reparations Claim Against Britain
African nations, led by Nigeria, are uniting to file a historic joint reparations claim against the UK for colonial-era crimes. Discover the details of this major legal push.
Historic US-Brokered Peace Deal Signed by Rwanda, Congo
US President Donald Trump brokers landmark Washington Accords between Rwanda and DRC, aiming to end decades of conflict and boost economic ties. A new era for Africa?
Ex-UK PM Boris Johnson Says Nigeria Is Safe
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson countered global security warnings, stating he feels 'perfectly safe' in Nigeria during the Imo State Economic Summit 2025. Read his full remarks.
US Cuts Immigrant Work Permits to 18 Months After Attack
The Trump administration reduces work permit validity for refugees & asylees from 5 years to 18 months, citing security after a deadly DC attack. Read the full details.
U.S. Replaces South Africa with Poland for G20 Summit
The United States has excluded South Africa from the 2026 G20 summit, inviting Poland instead. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio cited economic and political reasons. South Africa says it will wait out the 2026 meetings. Read the full story.
Tinubu Nominates 65 Ambassadors, Faces Criticism
President Bola Tinubu has sent 65 ambassadorial nominees to the Senate, including controversial figures. The list sparks debate on merit and political compensation as Nigeria reaffirms global peace goals.
Tinubu's 68 Ambassador Nominees: Full List Released
President Bola Tinubu has submitted 68 ambassadorial nominees to the Senate. The list includes high-profile figures like Reno Omokri and former governors. See the full state-by-state breakdown here.
68 Ambassadorial Nominees Sent to Senate by Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu has sent a list of 68 ambassadorial nominees to the Senate for approval. The list includes career diplomats and notable non-career figures. Read the full list and analysis here.
Senator Calls for Action to Protect Nigerians Abroad
Senator Aniekan Bassey calls for enhanced global partnerships to safeguard Nigerians overseas, citing their vital economic contributions and current vulnerabilities. Read more.
Tinubu receives credentials from 17 ambassadors, 4 high commissioners
President Bola Tinubu welcomed 21 new diplomats to Nigeria, pledging commitment to peace and economic partnerships. Read the full details of the historic ceremony.
Diplomat: Ambassadors Face More Fire Than Soldiers
Outgoing Director Akinremi Bolaji reveals the hidden dangers and poor remuneration of Nigerian diplomats, urging President Tinubu for better support. Read his insights from 35 years of service.
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