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Fire Outbreak At Climate Change Conference (COP30) Pavilion in Belem

A fire erupted on Thursday within the venue of the UN climate summit in Brazil, damaging the roof and leading to a chaotic evacuation, which halted discussions at a critical juncture. The fire began around 2 PM, affecting various pavilions at the

November 21, 2025

Foreign News

Amazon Cloud Outage: Systems are Back Online

On Monday afternoon, Amazon announced that its systems are largely restored following a significant outage of its Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud platform. This disruption had far-reaching effects, affecting thousands of high-profile applications, websites, and online services. Despite the restoration of most

by News Room

October 20, 2025

Headlines·Foreign News·News·News Update

Ethiopia Turns to Nigeria: Officials Visit INEC to Study Election Model

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Monday received a delegation from Ethiopia on a study visit aimed at learning from Nigeria’s electoral system and sharing ideas on election management. The team, made up of representatives from the National Election Board of

by News Editor

October 7, 2025

Foreign News·Education

Jilly Cooper, English author dies at 88

Jilly Cooper, an English author known for her risqué romance novels, died over the weekend. She was 88.Cooper died after an unexpected fall on Sunday, Oct. 5, according to a news release from English literacy agency Curtis Brown. Cooper is widely known

by News Room

October 6, 2025

Headlines·Foreign News·Politics

Kemi Badenoch Unveils Radical Plan To Deport 150,000 Illegal Migrants Annually

In a major policy announcement at the Conservative Party conference, Kemi Badenoch has unveiled what she calls Britain’s most rigorous immigration reform yet. The centerpiece of her Radical Borders Plan is the formation of a new “Removals Force,” modelled on the U.S.

by News Editor

October 6, 2025

News Update·Foreign News·News

Drone Strike Devastates Ukrainian Farm, Kills 13,000 Pigs

A Russian drone strike has triggered a catastrophic fire at a Ukrainian pig farm, leaving around 13,000 pigs dead in one of the most devastating animal losses of the ongoing war. The incident occurred in the Novovodolazka settlement of Kharkiv region, where

by News Editor

October 4, 2025

News·Foreign News

Nigeria, UK To Deepen Ties On Defence, Trade, Migration, Cybersecurity

Nigeria and the United Kingdom have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations across critical sectors, with renewed focus on defence, trade, migration, and cybersecurity. The agreement was reached in New York during a high-level meeting between Nigeria’s Vice-President Kashim Shettima and

by News Editor

September 26, 2025

News Update·Foreign News·News

UNGA: Shettima Showcases Nigeria’s $200bn Energy Transition Opportunities To Global Investors

Vice President Kashim Shettima has spotlighted Nigeria’s estimated $200 billion energy transition potential before global investors at the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. He urged international partners to seize the opportunities emerging from the country’s sweeping economic reforms.

by News Editor

September 23, 2025

News·Economy·Foreign News

Nigeria-UAE Non-Oil Trade Surges to $4.3bn In 2024

Trade between Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for non-oil commodities rose to a historic $4.3 billion in 2024, underscoring the growing importance of bilateral economic ties between the two nations. This was disclosed by the UAE Consul-General in Lagos, Salem

by News Editor

September 23, 2025

Foreign News·Headlines·Politics

UK’s Recognition Of Palestinian State “Rewards Terrorism” – Kemi Badenoch

UK Conservative Party leader, Kemi Badenoch, has strongly criticised Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s decision to formally recognise the State of Palestine, warning that the move amounts to “rewarding terrorism” in the wake of Hamas’ October 7 attack on Israel. “We will all

by News Editor

September 22, 2025

News·Foreign News

UK, Canada, Australia Recognise Palestinian State Amid Gaza War, Israel Reacts With Fury

Britain, Canada, and Australia on Sunday formally recognised the State of Palestine, joining more than 140 countries worldwide that back the Palestinian aspiration for an independent homeland carved out of Israeli-occupied territories. The coordinated move by three key Western allies of Israel

by News Editor

September 22, 2025

Life & Style·Foreign News·News

NFVCB Boss Pushes Nigeria-China Cultural, Film Collaboration

The Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of the National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB), Dr Husseini Shaibu, has called for deeper collaboration between Nigeria and China through film, cultural exchanges, and co-production treaties to strengthen bilateral relations. Shaibu made the

by News Editor

September 21, 2025

Economy·Foreign News

FBI Arrests Nigerian Father, Son Over $2.2M Minnesota Housing Fraud

The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) has charged two Nigerians, Christopher Falade, 62, and his son, Emmanuel Falade, 32, along with six others, in connection with a $2.2 million housing stabilization fraud scheme in Minnesota. According to the DoJ, the Falades operated

by News Editor

September 19, 2025

Foreign News

Tragedy at Delta State University: Body of Freshman Found Hanging on a Tree

Cleveland, MS – In a deeply troubling incident that has cast a pall over Delta State University, Mississippi, USA, the body of 21-year-old Demartravion “Trey” Reed, a freshman from Grenada, was discovered hanging from a tree near the pickleball courts on campus

by News Room

September 17, 2025

News Update·Economy·Foreign News

Nigeria, Angola Ink Landmark Pacts On Drug Control, Cultural, Economic Cooperation

Nigeria and the Republic of Angola have signed a series of landmark agreements covering the fight against illicit drug production and trafficking, as well as cultural and economic cooperation. The agreements were concluded during the 5th Session of the Nigeria–Angola Bilateral Economic

by News Editor

September 16, 2025

Foreign News

Nepal Appoints its First Female PM after Deadly Protests

Nepal has recently appointed its first female prime minister following a significant week marked by widespread youth demonstrations that led to the resignation of her predecessor and the dissolution of parliament. Sushila Karki, previously the chief justice of Nepal, took her oath

by News Room

September 15, 2025

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Foreign News - Page 2

Fire Outbreak At Climate Change Conference (COP30) Pavilion in Belem

Amazon Cloud Outage: Systems are Back Online

Ethiopia Turns to Nigeria: Officials Visit INEC to Study Election Model

Jilly Cooper, English author dies at 88

Kemi Badenoch Unveils Radical Plan To Deport 150,000 Illegal Migrants Annually

Drone Strike Devastates Ukrainian Farm, Kills 13,000 Pigs

Nigeria, UK To Deepen Ties On Defence, Trade, Migration, Cybersecurity

UNGA: Shettima Showcases Nigeria’s $200bn Energy Transition Opportunities To Global Investors

Nigeria-UAE Non-Oil Trade Surges to $4.3bn In 2024

UK’s Recognition Of Palestinian State “Rewards Terrorism” – Kemi Badenoch

UK, Canada, Australia Recognise Palestinian State Amid Gaza War, Israel Reacts With Fury

NFVCB Boss Pushes Nigeria-China Cultural, Film Collaboration

FBI Arrests Nigerian Father, Son Over $2.2M Minnesota Housing Fraud

Tragedy at Delta State University: Body of Freshman Found Hanging on a Tree

Nigeria, Angola Ink Landmark Pacts On Drug Control, Cultural, Economic Cooperation

Nepal Appoints its First Female PM after Deadly Protests

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