Tag: #InternationalRelations
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GERMANY TO LIFT PARTIAL ARMS EMBARGO ON ISRAEL ON NOVEMBER 24
Germany announced it will lift its partial weapons export ban to Israel starting November 24. Spokesman Stefan Kornelius cited the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, in place since October 10, as a major reason for the policy shift, noting that the situation has “stabilized in recent weeks.” Kornelius also pointed to renewed efforts toward lasting…
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FEDERAL GOVT URGES CALM AMID TENSE US-NIGERIA DIPLOMATIC SPAT
The Nigerian Federal Government has called on citizens to remain calm despite the rising diplomatic tensions with the United States. Minister of Information Alhaji Mohammed Idris, speaking during a courtesy visit to Jigawa State Governor Umar Namadi, reassured Nigerians that President Bola Tinubu has the ability to resolve the issues amicably. The Minister emphasized that…
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FEDERAL GOVT STAYS CALM ON US “COUNTRY OF PARTICULAR CONCERN” DESIGNATION, COMMITS TO COLLABORATION
The Federal Government of Nigeria, through Minister of Information and National Orientation Mohammed Idris, has assured the public of a steady, responsible response to the recent US designation of Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” over alleged religious freedom violations. Speaking after the Federal Executive Council meeting presided over by President Bola Tinubu, Idris…
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XI JINPING AND RUSSIAN PRIME MINISTER MISHUSTIN PLEDGE TO EXPAND MUTUAL INVESTMENT DESPITE GLOBAL TURBULENCE
Chinese President Xi Jinping met Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin in Beijing’s Great Hall of the People to affirm a strong commitment to deepen China-Russia relations amid challenging global conditions. Xi highlighted that despite “turbulent” external environments, the two nations continue progressing towards higher-quality development, stressing the strategic importance of fostering this partnership. The leaders…
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MALI TO CHARGE VISA BONDS UP TO $10,000 FOR U.S. NATIONALS IN RESPONSE TO U.S. POLICY
Mali has announced it will require U.S. nationals to pay visa bonds of up to $10,000 for business and tourist visas, mirroring a recent move by the U.S. government. This decision follows the Trump administration’s visa bond pilot program, which included Mali to tackle visa overstays, and is set to take effect on October 23.…
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TRUMP REAFFIRMS 100% SUPPORT FOR UNITED NATIONS DESPITE CRITICISM
Balancing strong critiques with commitment, Trump backs UN’s peace potential. At UNGA, President Trump declared full U.S. support for the United Nations despite criticizing its handling of conflicts, migration, and climate change. UN Secretary-General Guterres praised the U.S. role and cooperation on peace efforts, highlighting shared goals to end global suffering and build lasting peace.
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UK PUSHES FOR INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT ON MIDDLE EAST PEACE FRAMEWORK AT UN
Historic Palestinian state recognition sparks debate amid efforts to revive two-state solution. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced recognition of Palestinian statehood ahead of the UN General Assembly to restart peace talks. Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper aims to highlight Gaza civilian suffering and strengthen peace consensus, despite backlash from Israel, the US, and Hamas. The…
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POLAND’S PRESIDENT NAWROCKI TO PRESS GERMANY ON WWII REPARATIONS IN BERLIN VISIT
New Polish leader revives reparations demand amid diplomatic talks with Germany. Poland’s President Karol Nawrocki arrives in Berlin for his first visit, expected to push Germany on WWII reparations estimated at €1.3 trillion. Despite Germany’s stance that claims were settled decades ago, Nawrocki—a nationalist aligned with PiS—will address the issue in talks with President Steinmeier…
