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Israeli Forces Confirms Death Of Two Senior Hamas Officials

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Israeli Forces Confirms Death Of Two Senior Hamas Officials

Senior Hamas official Izz al-Din Kassab was killed by an Israeli military airstrike on Friday that targeted his vehicle in Khan Younis, Gaza Strip. Kassab,...

UNGA 77: Buhari Calls For Protection Free Speech, Increased Fight Against Misinformation

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UNGA 77: Buhari Calls For Protection Free Speech, Increased Fight Against Misinformation

President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday urged fellow African nations and United Nations member states to uphold free speech. This was as he called for the...

BREAKING: Abia Born Lawyer Named Judge Of The Supreme Court Of California

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Abia State born American trained lawyer, David Ndudim has been named Judge of the Supreme Court in the State of California United States of...

South African Airways Resumes Flights After Bankruptcy

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South Africa’s embattled national airline on Thursday flew its first plane since March 2020 after emerging from bankruptcy proceedings. Passengers on the South African Airways...

Uk Charity Watchdog Exonerate Prince Harry Of ‘Bullying’ In African Charity Row

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Uk Charity Watchdog Exonerate Prince Harry Of ‘Bullying’ In African Charity Row

The UK charity watchdog Wednesday cleared Prince Harry of accusations of bullying in a row with an African charity he founded, but deplored that...

No One Will Be Able To Drive A Wedge Between Russia And Kazakhstan – Lavrov

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No One Will Be Able To Drive A Wedge Between Russia And Kazakhstan - Lavrov

The level of mutual trust allows Russia and Kazakhstan to frankly discuss and resolve the most difficult issues, and no one will ever manage...

Okonjo-Iweala Meets US President, Joe Biden In Rome, Talks COVID-19 Vaccination (Photos)

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The Director-General of the World Trade Organisation and Nigeria’s former Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has met with US President Joe Biden at the...

Police Arrest Man For Killing Four In Japan Gun Attack

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“Behind her came a man wearing camouflage and carrying a large knife, who stabbed her in the back,” the 72-year-old witness said. He said he called emergency services while neighbours tried to resuscitate the woman. The attacker announced: “I killed her because I wanted to,” according to an eyewitness cited by Kyodo news. Local media said he then fired what has been described as a hunting gun at police officers who arrived at the scene. The officers were inside a patrol car and the attacker placed the weapon against a window of the vehicle and fired twice, NHK reported. The slain officers were identified as Yoshiki Tamai, 46, and Takuo Ikeuchi, 61. Local media said the man then barricaded himself inside his father’s home, where he remained most of the night, with occasional gunshots heard. Two women, including the suspect’s mother, escaped the house, one at around 8:35 pm and the other soon after midnight. The suspect was finally detained. A woman was found at the scene with injuries and later pronounced dead. Japan was left reeling in July last year when former prime minister Shinzo Abe was shot dead in broad daylight with an apparently homemade gun. Abe’s accused assassin, Tetsuya Yamagami, reportedly targeted the politician over his links to the Unification Church. And last month, a man was arrested for allegedly hurling a pipe bomb-like explosive towards Prime Minister Fumio Kishida as he campaigned in the western city of Wakayama. Kishida was unharmed and a man arrested on the scene will undergo a three-month psychiatric examination, a regional court said this week. The suspect has reportedly remained tight-lipped about his motive for that failed attack.

Japanese police on Friday detained a suspect who had holed up in a building after allegedly killing four people, including two police officers, in...

Saudi Arabia Unveils State-of-the-Art Stadium Amid 2034 World Cup Bid

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Saudi Arabia Unveils State-of-the-Art Stadium Amid 2034 World Cup Bid

Saudi Arabia has introduced the impressive Prince Mohammad bin Salman Stadium as part of its ambitious bid to host the 2034 World Cup. The multi-functional...

US Appeals Court Rules Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order Unconstitutional

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Billions Of Dollars’ Flowing Into US Following Tariff Deadline — Trump

A U.S. federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday that former President Donald Trump’s executive order restricting birthright citizenship was unconstitutional, upholding a lower court’s...

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