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South Africa Denies Stopping Visas for Nigerians Amid Anti-migrant Tension
South Africa’s Consulate in Lagos has denied reports that it stopped issuing visas to Nigerians over anti-migrant protests, saying qualified applicants will continue to be processed
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US Tightens Green Card Checks: What Nigerians Applying Should Know
Nigerians seeking U.S. permanent residency through adjustment of status will face stricter financial scrutiny from September 18, 2026, under updated USCIS public-charge guidance.
Iran Warns Gulf States: Aiding US Military Equals Joining the War
Iran's armed forces chief Ali Abdollahi cautioned Gulf nations on Wednesday that any support for US forces would be treated as direct participation in the ongoing Iran-US war.
Global Leaders Seek Urgent Action as Desertification, Drought Threaten Livelihoods
Countries at UNCCD COP17 in Mongolia are seeking stronger investment, policies and practical measures to confront the growing global crisis of drought and land degradation.
Iran’s Economic Hardship Deepens as Food Prices Soar
Millions of Iranians are struggling with rising food prices as inflation hits 128 percent, eroding household incomes and making basic food items increasingly unaffordable.
Firefighting Helicopter Crash Kills Two in Utah
Two crew members have died after a firefighting helicopter crashed while battling the fast-spreading Widemouth 2 wildfire in central Utah, United States.
Colombia’s New President Vows to ‘Crush’ Narco-Terrorism
Colombia’s new President, Abelardo De La Espriella, has vowed to take a hard line against drug trafficking and narco-terrorism, while promising economic reforms and closer ties with the United States.
Argentine Police Fire Tear Gas To Disperse Mass Protests In Buenos Aires
Police in Argentina deployed tear gas against thousands of demonstrators protesting economic measures in Buenos Aires.
Two Convicted In France Over Live Streamed Death Of Digital Creator
Two individuals receive prison sentences for failing to assist online streamer Raphaël Graven during a live broadcast.
US Imposes 15 Percent Tariff On Key Microchip Material To Counter China
The United States introduces a 15 percent levy on polysilicon imports to curb China's dominant position in global semiconductor supplies.
Russian Ballistic Missile Attack Hits Kyiv, Killing At Least One
At least one casualty reported as early morning explosions strike Ukraine's capital city.
Bolivia deploys troops to Brazil border over rising gang violence
More than 200 military and police officers have been stationed along the frontier to combat cross-border criminal groups.