INTERNATIONAL
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Iran Says Deal on Strait of Hormuz Is Close But Will Not Open Waterway by Itself
Iran said on Saturday, August 8, that it is close to finalising a deal with Oman on a new shipping…
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Spain Deports 37,500 Migrants After Border Crisis
Spain has deported about 37,500 migrants back to Morocco after a record wave of irregular crossings overwhelmed the North African…
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Fifth UK Heatwave Could Push Temperatures Back to 35°C as Forecasters Monitor Mid-August Hot Spell
Britain may be heading for another spell of extreme summer heat, with weather forecasts suggesting temperatures could climb back to…
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Ramaphosa Scores Major Court Victory As Impeachment Bid Is Halted
South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa, has secured a temporary legal reprieve in the long-running scandal over hundreds of thousands of…
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UN Sounds Alarm Over 6,000 Sailors Trapped In Hormuz
The United Nations has called for urgent action to evacuate and repatriate about 6,000 seafarers stranded in the Strait of…
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Trump Backs Infantino for UN Chief Role
According to a report, Trump believes Infantino is a globally respected figure with a unique ability to bring people together.…
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U.S. Pounds Iran Again, Trump Revives Port Blockade
The United States launched a third consecutive night of military strikes on Iran as President Donald Trump announced plans to…
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Turkey Punishes Doctors As C-Section Rate Hits 60%
Turkey’s Ministry of Health has sanctioned more than 100 obstetricians and gynaecologists for performing Caesarean section deliveries, with the affected…
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Video: Peckham Robbery Triggers Police Operation.
PECKHAM, SOUTH LONDON — A heavy police presence was reported across parts of Peckham on Friday after an alleged robbery…
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Stranded Nigerians Beg for More Evacuation Flights in South Africa
Scores of stranded Nigerians in South Africa have appealed to the Federal Government to increase the number of evacuation flights,…
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