
Trump says conflict with Iran could run four weeks
U.S. President Donald Trump says the current armed conflict with Iran could run four weeks. “From the outset, it was assumed that it would take about four weeks,” Trump

U.S. President Donald Trump says the current armed conflict with Iran could run four weeks. “From the outset, it was assumed that it would take about four weeks,” Trump

Several U.S. warplanes crashed on Monday morning, and all crew members survived, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Defence said in a statement posted on X. “Several U.S. warplanes crashed this

China has urged all parties to stop military operations and prevent further spread of the current conflict in the Middle East, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said on

Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has criticised her deposition in front of a congressional committee relating to the scandal surrounding sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, calling it “very

The Swedish Ambassador to Nigeria, Mrs Anna Westerholm, has called for deeper Nordic-Nigerian partnerships and long-term ecosystem building as Nigeria accelerates its digital transformation. She made the call on

President Donald Trump has renewed his condemnation of the U.S. Supreme Court after it ruled against his sweeping tariff programme. He vowed to turn to other tariffs’ powers and

Turkish Ambassador to Nigeria, Mehmet Poroy, has said President Bola Tinubu’s recent state visit to Ankara, the Turkish capital, from Jan. 27 to 28, was a milestone in Nigeria-Türkiye

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has voiced skepticism about the prospects of a swift negotiated end to the war in Ukraine. He said the conflict was likely to conclude

President Bola Tinubu and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz have resolved to improve bilateral relations between the two countries and to strengthen collaboration in the security, power, and railway sectors.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amb. Yusuf Tuggar, has reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment toward implementing its 2026 foreign policy roadmap, centered on the pillars of regional stability and responsible global
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