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The White House confirms Israel has joined the US-Iran ceasefire, while fighting in Lebanon continues with heavy casualties reported.
Global markets rose sharply while oil prices fell nearly 20% after the US and Iran reached a ceasefire deal and reopened a key oil route.
US President Donald Trump and Iran both claim victory after agreeing to a ceasefire that includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
The World Bank says higher oil prices could significantly impact Nigeria’s economy, adding pressure on inflation through fuel, logistics, and food prices.
Iran and the US agree to a ceasefire, allowing the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for global oil shipments.
US President Donald Trump says America achieved “100% victory” in a ceasefire deal with Iran, as questions remain over terms and nuclear commitments.
Tension grips Jos as 33 people are confirmed dead in Plateau attacks, while protesters halt victims’ burial demanding release of arrested youths.
A new faction in ADC aligned with Dumebi Kachikwu rejects existing leadership and supports INEC’s withdrawal of recognition.
Hansi Flick explains Yamal’s reaction, insisting the 18-year-old is still learning ahead of Barcelona’s Champions League tie.
UK blocks Kanye West from entering the country, forcing organisers to cancel the Wireless Festival and issue refunds to ticket holders.
Raheem Okoya, professionally known as Sir Raheem, explains why he is quitting music and focusing on other professional and creative...
Dolly Parton, the legendary US country music singer, songwriter and actress, has died at 80 after a remarkable six-decade career.
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Richer states set the agenda, while poor ones are forced to choose between treating their sick population now or giving...
The latest GLOBOCAN report reveals 20.6 million new cancer cases in 2024 and warns cases could rise 67% by 2050.