Trump Threatens NATO Exit as Iran War Enters Second Month
The president’s comments mark the most serious challenge to the Western military alliance since its founding in 1949, as European allies scramble... Read More
The Falade Twins: Parallel Careers, Shared Origins, and a Rare Rise in Nigeria’s Energy Sector
Few stories in Nigeria’s corporate world are as striking as that of Leye and Gbite Falade, the twin brothers whose careers have... Read More
How Rising Global Tensions Are Reshaping Everyday Life
It no longer takes a major war to feel the world shifting. Across continents, a new kind of instability is taking hold.... Read More
When Worship Turns to Mourning: The Pattern Behind Nigeria’s Holiday Killings
In Nigeria’s Middle Belt, violence is tragically familiar. But every so often, the timing of attacks forces a harder question: are some... Read More
Russia Agrees to Stop Recruiting Kenyans to Fight in Ukraine War
Over 1,000 Kenyans were secretly recruited to fight in Russia’s war. Many were tricked. Now Kenya just forced Russia to agree to... Read More
Strait of Hormuz Crisis Sends Oil Past $105 as Iran War Enters Third Week
The U.S.-Israeli military campaign against Iran has now entered its third week, and the economic shockwaves are being felt from gas stations... Read More
Senegal Doubles Maximum Prison Sentence for Same-Sex Relations to 10 Years
Senegal’s National Assembly has passed legislation doubling the maximum prison sentence for same-sex relations, raising it from five years to ten in... Read More
No Deal. Then Bombs: Iran, Israel, and America
For decades, the conflict between Iran, Israel, and the United States was fought in shadows — through proxy militias, cyberattacks, assassinations, and... Read More
US-Iran Nuclear Talks End with “Significant Progress” but No Deal
The United States and Iran wrapped up their third round of indirect nuclear negotiations in Geneva on Thursday, with both sides signaling... Read More