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Ukraine and the United States are reportedly close to finalizing a 20-point peace framework that includes security guarantees and economic arrangements. However, Russia has rejected Zelenskyy’s Christmas ceasefire proposal and signaled it will demand significant changes before agreeing to any deal.
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The United States has begun surveillance flights over Nigeria following President Donald Trump’s threat to intervene militarily if violence against Christian communities continues. These flights, operated by U.S. contractors from Ghana, signal heightened security cooperation but also raise concerns about sovereignty and regional stability.
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The United States Coast Guard is actively pursuing a third oil tanker in international waters near Venezuela, marking the latest escalation in Washington’s crackdown on Venezuela’s “dark fleet” of sanctioned vessels. Officials say the tanker is suspected of flying a false flag and is under a judicial seizure order, though it has not yet been boarded.
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Wike dismisses reports of alleged PDP-APM political alliance
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Ethiopia’s drive for food self-reliance gains momentum amid farm expansion
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U.S. CEOs join Trump in China seeking trade gains and market access
Among those that stepped off the plane beside President Donald Trump in China: a cluster of top U.S. executives. support@paulkizitoblog.compaulkizitoblog.com
Former Nigerian Power Minister Gets 75-Year Sentence
The ConvictionSeventy-five years behind bars – that was the judgment handed down by Justice James Omotosho on May 13, 2026. The Federal High Court in Abuja delivered the ruling after finding Saleh Mamman guilty. support@paulkizitoblog.compaulkizitoblog.com
U.S. redirects nearly 70 vessels amid month-long Hormuz disruption
Far from their usual paths, close to 70 cargo ships have been steered away by U.S. forces over the last support@paulkizitoblog.compaulkizitoblog.com