INTERNATIONAL
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Deportation Protest in South Africa Draws Political Support, Nigerians Affected
Tensions are running high in South Africa, and Nigerians are bearing the brunt of it. Thousands of protesters marched through…
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UK Visa Fees Hike: What’s Changing from April 8
The UK Home Office has announced increases to most immigration, nationality, and passport fees, effective Wednesday, April 8. The changes…
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Tragedy in Colombia as Military Plane Crashes in Putumayo
Anxiety is growing in Colombia following the crash of a military aircraft carrying more than 100 soldiers, sparking fears…
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Opposition Heavyweights Converge in Kano: 2027 Alliance on the Horizon.
Fresh political moves ahead of the 2027 elections may already be in motion, following a high-profile visit to the…
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Hormuz Hope: Iran Opens Door to Japanese Ships
A flicker of relief has emerged in one of the world’s most dangerous flashpoints, as Iran signals it may allow…
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Iran’s Near-Miss: Diego Garcia Base Targeted
Tensions in the already volatile Middle East conflict took a dramatic turn as Iran launched a bold long-range strike—aimed not…
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US Sending Marines and Assault Ship to Middle East, Officials Say
The U.S. military is deploying thousands more Marines to the Middle East, officials said in a statement on Friday, March…
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Tragedy Strikes: University of Alabama Student James Gracey Found Dead in Spain
The disappearance of 20-year-old James Gracey, a University of Alabama student, has ended in tragedy, with Spanish authorities confirming his…
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U.S. Stealth F-35 Hit in Suspected Iranian Strike, Dramatic Emergency Landing Shakes Middle East War
Tensions in the Middle East have sharply escalated after a U.S. F-35 stealth fighter jet was reportedly struck during combat…
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Stocks Surge on Netanyahu Hint of Imminent Iran War End
U.S. stocks staged a sharp recovery after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signalled that the war with Iran could be…
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