Politics

Former US Ambassador Robert Cekuta outlines how the TRIPP project will enhance regional connectivity while supporting established diplomatic frameworks and territorial integrity.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent admits to creating deliberate dollar shortage in Iran, leading to protests and over 3,000 deaths in what he calls a 'financial siege'.

Lagos State government allocates over N140 billion to comprehensive social protection initiatives, demonstrating fiscal responsibility and commitment to supporting vulnerable residents.

A Bradford County domestic violence case ended tragically when an estranged husband killed his wife before taking his own life in front of their two young children.

Lord Peter Mandelson resigns from Labour Party following revelations about his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, including alleged financial payments.

Delhi implements comprehensive traffic restrictions from 2 pm to 9:30 pm for the Beating Retreat ceremony, closing major routes including Vijay Chowk and Kartavya Path on January 29.

Uttar Pradesh electoral officials will visit Italy mid-year to study democratic processes, part of India's international learning initiative for election administration.

Republican lawmakers introduce bills and travel to Denmark as President Trump threatens to impose tariffs on European nations over Greenland opposition.

Japan's ruling LDP faces significant electoral challenges as former coalition partner Komeito aligns with the opposition CDP, potentially affecting outcomes in dozens of constituencies.

The US-UAE partnership through IHC and DFC reveals America's new capital diplomacy strategy to secure African critical minerals and counter Chinese influence.

President Zelensky appoints Major-General Yevhenii Khmara as acting head of Ukraine's Security Service, replacing Vasyl Malyuk in latest leadership reshuffle.

Singapore court sentences teenager to probation for trespassing on MRT tracks during operations and filming trains, highlighting concerns over public safety and transport security.

Slovakia enacts criminal law penalising denial of post-war Beneš Decrees, triggering protests from Hungarian minority and diplomatic tensions with Hungary over historical property issues.

Cambodia's PM Hun Manet affirms that the recent ceasefire with Thailand does not compromise the kingdom's territorial integrity or right to self-defence.

India's Election Commission conducts comprehensive electoral roll revision across states, strengthening democratic institutions while addressing opposition concerns about electoral integrity.

The US has banned entry to five European digital regulation officials, including a permanent resident who filed suit challenging the action as unconstitutional.

University of Oklahoma removes graduate teaching assistant after investigation finds arbitrary grading practices in religious discrimination case involving student paper.

Ghana's Education Minister reveals his personal role in recruiting the late Defence Minister Dr Edward Omane Boamah to the ruling NDC party, highlighting political networks.

New analysis challenges simplistic views of women's political participation, revealing calculated policy assessments rather than emotional or transactional voting patterns.

US President Trump announces seizure of large Venezuelan oil tanker in major maritime operation, escalating tensions with Maduro government amid regional military buildup.