A deadly cross-border security operation near the Nigeria–Benin frontier has left at least 41 Fulani herders dead, according to local accounts, in what analysts warn could mark a dangerous turning point in an already volatile security landscape across north-central Nigeria.
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A controversial plan by Donald Trump to construct a massive ballroom at the White House has cleared a key planning hurdle, even as a growing legal battle threatens to halt the project entirely.
A new investigation by Human Rights Watch has raised serious concerns about escalating violence in Burkina Faso, alleging that both state forces and armed groups have carried out large-scale abuses against civilians over the past two years.
TRIPOLI — Authorities in Libya have launched an urgent maritime operation to remove a damaged Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker that drifted dangerously close to its western coastline, raising fears of a potential environmental catastrophe in the Mediterranean Sea.
The war involving Iran, Israel, and the United States entered a more volatile phase on Wednesday as Tehran launched a fresh wave of missile attacks while preparing state funerals for one of its most powerful security figures.
As the conflict between Iran, United States, and Israel intensifies, Tehran has indicated that its long-standing position on nuclear weapons is unlikely to shift significantly — even as it calls for a new regional framework governing one of the world’s most critical النفط shipping routes.
Tensions in the Middle East have sharply escalated after missiles were intercepted over Dubai, following fresh threats from Iran to avenge the killing of a top security official in an Israeli airstrike.
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The number of United States military personnel wounded in the ongoing conflict with Iran has risen to approximately 200, according to an update from United States Central Command, highlighting the widening impact of the war across the Middle East.
The ongoing war involving Iran, Israel, and the United States could trigger a dramatic surge in global hunger, with up to 45 million additional people at risk of falling into acute food insecurity by June, according to the World Food Programme.
Nigeria’s opposition party, the African Democratic Congress, has raised concerns about the economic impact of fuel subsidy removal, claiming that petrol prices have risen dramatically since Bola Ahmed Tinubu assumed office.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israeli forces are carrying out powerful military operations against targets in Iran and Lebanon, as the widening conflict in the region enters its third week.
Tensions between Iran and Israel escalated further after Iran’s powerful military organization, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, publicly vowed to pursue and kill Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Gulf Economies Face Widespread Disruption After Iranian Strikes
Businesses across the Gulf are confronting significant operational and financial disruption after Iran launched coordinated strikes across multiple states in response to a joint U.S.–Israeli military operation. The attacks, which affected airports, ports, residential zones and commercial infrastructure, mark one of the most serious shocks to the region’s economic stability since the COVID-19 pandemic.