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January 9, 2026

Pope Leo Condemns Use of Force in Diplomacy

Pope Leo strongly criticized the use of force by nations seeking diplomatic goals during a major address to diplomats at the Vatican on Friday. He warned that military action is increasingly replacing

BUSINESS·WORLD

January 26, 2026

Gold Hits $5,000 Amid Global Turmoil and Trump Policy Fears

Gold hits $5,000—an all-time high driven by global uncertainty and US policy turmoil. On Monday, it reached $5,111.07 an ounce during Asian trading hours. This marks the first time the metal has

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September 27, 2025

China-Nigeria Relations Set for New Heights — Envoy

Abuja, Nigeria – China-Nigeria relations are entering a new phase of strategic cooperation, with Beijing reaffirming its commitment to deepen ties across infrastructure, trade, and education. Speaking at a reception marking the

UK Nigeria Deportation Deal Speeds Migrant Returns

UK Nigeria deportation deal introduces a faster system for returning Nigerian nationals from the United Kingdom, as both countries agree on new identification procedures that remove long-standing delays. The agreement allows Nigerian

March 20, 2026

NEWS·WORLD

Urals Crude Hits Steep Discounts Amid Sanctions Pressure

The Urals crude discounts have widened sharply, hitting nearly the largest gap against dated Brent since 2022. According to two trading sources, February-loading Urals cargoes sold for delivery to Indian ports at

January 26, 2026

NEWS·WORLD

TikTok Deal Reached but Concerns Remain

A major TikTok US deal has been finalized, allowing the app to continue operating in the United States without facing a ban. Under the agreement, a new joint venture—majority-owned by American investors—will

January 23, 2026

BUSINESS·Technology and Telecom·WORLD

General Motors Takes $6B EV Charge Amid Policy Shifts and Slumping Demand

General Motors will take a $6 billion charge to scale back its electric vehicle investments. The decision follows slumping demand and U.S. policy shifts. The Trump administration ended the $7,500 federal EV

January 9, 2026

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Pope Leo Condemns Use of Force in Diplomacy

Gold Hits $5,000 Amid Global Turmoil and Trump Policy Fears

China-Nigeria Relations Set for New Heights — Envoy

UK Nigeria Deportation Deal Speeds Migrant Returns

Urals Crude Hits Steep Discounts Amid Sanctions Pressure

General Motors Takes $6B EV Charge Amid Policy Shifts and Slumping Demand

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