Author: Widad Widad wahbi
Tanzania: Official Denial Amid Ongoing Probe into Polepole Case
Edited By: Laila Abou Rabie By: Anwar El Mourjani Tanzanian authorities have denied any involvement in the disappearance of Humphrey Polepole, a former ambassador and government critic. The case, which emerged in early October 2025 in Dar es Salaam, prompted a police investigation following reports from his family alleging that he had been […]
Trump Considers Rapid Military Strike on Iran Amid Stalled Talks
Edited By: Aya Selene U.S. President Donald Trump is set to receive a high-level briefing on potential military options against Iran, signaling a possible escalation as diplomatic efforts remain deadlocked. According to sources cited in recent reports, the briefing—led by U.S. Central Command chief Brad Cooper—will outline new operational scenarios, including a “short, intense wave” […]
Putin Enters Iran Crisis Talks, Proposes Ukraine Ceasefire to Trump
Edited By: Africa Eye Russian President Vladimir Putin has stepped into the evolving Iran crisis while simultaneously advancing diplomatic efforts on the Ukraine front, following a lengthy phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump that lasted more than 90 minutes. During the conversation, the two leaders discussed developments related to both Iran and Ukraine, signaling […]
Russia Scales Back Victory Day Parade, Omits Tanks and Missiles for First Time in 20 Years
Edited By: Aminata Diallo Russia is preparing to commemorate the 81st anniversary of its victory over Nazi Germany in World War II on May 9, but this year’s celebrations in Moscow will mark a significant departure from tradition. For the first time in nearly two decades, the annual military parade on Red Square is expected […]
Iran War Triggers Legal Disputes Threatening Major Oil Traders
Edited By:Aya Selene Global oil trading companies are facing mounting legal disputes linked to disruptions caused by the war in Iran, with potential losses reaching hundreds of millions of dollars. According to industry sources, some firms could face financial impacts of up to $500 million depending on the outcome of ongoing arbitration cases tied to […]
“Blow yourselves up” — Kim Jong Un’s reported directive to North Korean troops in Ukraine
Edited By: Aminata Diallo North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has praised the actions of his country’s troops fighting alongside Russian forces in Ukraine, highlighting what he described as acts of extreme sacrifice on the battlefield. Speaking during a ceremony attended by Russian officials and families of fallen soldiers, Kim paid tribute to North Korean […]
Suicide Bombings Raise Fears of Boko Haram Resurgence in Nigeria
Edited By:Africa Eye A series of suicide bombings in northeastern Nigeria has raised concerns about a possible resurgence of insurgent activity, particularly linked to Boko Haram. The attacks, which struck the city of Maiduguri—capital of Borno State—mark a significant escalation after several years of relative calm. Once considered a stronghold of Boko Haram, the city […]
Putin Says Stronger Sovereignty Boosts Nations’ Global Role
Edited By: Aya Selene Russian President Vladimir Putin has emphasized that countries prioritizing national sovereignty are gaining a stronger role in an increasingly complex global order. In a recorded address to participants at the “Open Dialogue” forum, Putin stated that the world is moving toward a more multipolar structure, where states that value political, economic, […]
Ghana Ends US Aid Talks Over Personal Data Dispute
Edited By: Sekou Kagné According to a source close to the government, talks collapsed after Washington requested access to sensitive personal information, a condition Accra rejected. The source described the agreement as effectively terminated, indicating that negotiations had reached a dead end. The proposed deal was expected to include funding over a five-year period and […]
ICC Orders €7.25 Million in Reparations for Victims of Malian Jihadist Leader
Edited By: Africa Eye The International Criminal Court has ordered €7.25 million in reparations for victims of a former Malian jihadist leader convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity. The International Criminal Court announced that reparations would be distributed to approximately 65,202 eligible victims of Al Hassan Ag Abdoul Aziz Ag Mohamed Ag Mahmoud, […]
Women Defy Hijab Rules in Iran, but System Remains Unchanged
Edited By: Aya Selene Scenes of women appearing in public without headscarves have become increasingly visible in Tehran, reflecting a form of social defiance, though many observers say it does not signal a fundamental shift in government policy. In recent months, women have been seen walking in the streets or sitting in cafés without adhering […]
Rising Oil Prices Push Banks to Favor Energy-Linked Currencies
Edited By: Africa Eye Major financial institutions are advising investors to favor energy-linked currencies as oil prices rise amid geopolitical tensions. Banks including Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan Chase have recommended positioning in currencies tied to energy-exporting economies, according to reports cited by Bloomberg. The guidance comes in response to market volatility triggered by the ongoing […]
Kim Jong Un Pledges Support for Russia’s “Sacred” War in Ukraine
Edited By: Africa Eye North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has reaffirmed his country’s strong support for Russia in its war in Ukraine, pledging to help Moscow achieve what he described as victory in a “sacred” conflict. In recent statements reported by state media, Kim emphasized that North Korea would continue backing Russia’s efforts to […]
Russia and Ukraine Trade Strikes as Tensions Rise Around Zaporizhzhia
Edited By: Aya Selene Russia and Ukraine have exchanged fresh strikes and accusations, with renewed attacks reported across multiple regions and tensions rising around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility. Ukrainian authorities reported that at least two people were killed and several others injured following a series of Russian airstrikes on the city of Sumy over the […]
Spain Warns of Rising Airfares as Fuel Costs Climb
Edited By: Africa Eye Spain has warned travelers to book flights early amid growing concerns over rising ticket prices driven by higher fuel costs linked to tensions in the Middle East. Spanish Industry and Tourism Minister Jordi Hereu said in an interview that airlines are still partially relying on previously purchased fuel reserves, delaying the […]