A new poll shows Brazil’s presidential candidates, Lula and Bolsonaro, are tied ahead of the October election.
ABUJA (AP) — Nigeria’s licensed collective management organization for text and image works, REPRONIG, celebrated the Federal Government’s rollout of the copyright levy scheme. Regulated by the Nigerian Copyright Commission...
A man disappeared in France's Loire River after his canoe capsized amid severe flooding in the west, officials said Wednesday. The incident coincided with the country logging its longest streak of consecutive rainy days on record, 35 in a row since late August.
BERLIN (AP) — Secretary of State Marco Rubio struck an optimistic tone at the Munich Security Conference on Feb. 15, 2026, offering reassurance to European allies after Sen. J.D. Vance’s...
ROME — Police in Rome scoured security footage Wednesday to identify who snapped off the tip of the left tusk from the city’s beloved elephant statue by Gian Lorenzo Bernini....
KADUNA, Nigeria (AP) — Abdulhakeem Adegoke Alawuje issued a sharp rebuke to Nigeria’s opposition on Wednesday, accusing them of exploiting painful historical events to fuel ethnic tensions and political gain....
In the icy depths of Nepal’s Trishuli River, 19 lives were lost in a single night. Among them was a British tourist who had just completed the Annapurna Circuit, a testament to the allure and peril of Himalayan travel.
With two U.S. aircraft carrier strike groups converging on Iran, the administration faces criticism over its lack of clear objectives in the region, echoing past military missteps.
Nigeria has officially enacted the Electoral Act, 2026, marking a significant transformation in its electoral governance framework and aiming to enhance transparency, credibility, and inclusivity in the democratic process.
As geopolitical tensions rise, Asian nations are considering creating an 'Asian CERN' to drive scientific innovation and reduce reliance on Western technology, with China's stalled collider project underscoring the need for regional collaboration.
Finland has pledged EUR 20 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine, targeting critical needs amid Russia's ongoing war and harsh winter conditions.
A 15-year-old girl from Reading credits Krav Maga self-defence classes for helping her find confidence and a 'voice' after being bullied at school, according to a recent report.
The United States has announced a 10% tariff on all imports not covered by exemptions, effective immediately, following a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated previous global tariffs.
A report alleges that Nigeria's Tinubu administration secretly paid billions of naira to Boko Haram to secure the release of 230 kidnapped schoolchildren and staff from a school in Niger State.
A collection of 262 photographs taken by a Nazi sergeant documenting the execution of 200 Greek patriots at Kaisariani in 1944 has been authenticated and is set to return to Greece after nearly eight decades.
Japan is advancing a plan to fully utilise all rice paddies as part of a broader food security strategy, aiming to reduce reliance on imports and diversify agricultural production.