Ethiopia, US Agree To Deepen Strategic Defence Ties
Ethiopia and the US have agreed to take their defence relationship into a new phase following high-level Pentagon talks….reports Africa Daily News Desk Ethiopia
Ecuador Intelligence Chief Among Seven Killed in Kenya Helicopter Crash
Ecuador’s National Intelligence Centre chief Michele Sensi-Contugi and his wife Stephany Hollihan were among seven people killed in a helicopter crash in Kenya’s Samburu
Trump Declares ‘Economic D-Day’ and Warns Iran Allies
Donald Trump announces an “Economic D-Day” against Iran, threatening severe consequences for countries supporting Tehran as Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi rejects the campaign,
Ghana Seeks To Stop Youth Recruitment Into Russia War
Ghana says 62 of its citizens have died and 15 remain missing after travelling to Russia, amid concerns over the illegal recruitment of young
South Africa reaffirms regional unity on SADC Day 2026
South Africa has called for stronger regional integration, economic cooperation and industrialisation as Southern Africa marks SADC Day 2026…reports Africa Daily News Desk South
South Africa faces pushback over $18.5m repatriation costs
South Africa says it has spent R292.77 million on repatriation operations, far exceeding its deportation budge…reports Africa Daily News Desk South Africa’s Department of
Hiroshima Remembers, World Warned
Hiroshima marked the 81st anniversary of the world’s first atomic bombing with renewed calls for nuclear disarmament and peace…reports Asian Lite News Desk Hiroshima
World Battles Relentless Heat
In Hungary, authorities warned of the “most critical five days” as the country’s only nuclear power plant prepared for its first-ever full shutdown in
Morocco-Ceuta Border Crisis Forces Spain to Deploy Military
Spain is deploying military personnel to Ceuta after thousands of migrants crossed into the North African enclave, leaving at least nine people dead….reports Asian
Football Fury Over FIFA Sell-Off
FIFA’s plan to sell minority stakes in a new commercial subsidiary has drawn criticism from the FA, UEFA and UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham
