The U.S. denial of visas to Mahmoud Abbas and his delegation ahead of the UN General Assembly has reignited disputes over America’s legal obligations as host nation under the 1947 Headquarters Agreement.
Authorities in the UK, Lithuania, and Latvia have arrested suspects accused of espionage and sabotage on behalf of Russia, amid warnings of a growing shadow war across Europe.
Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron will submit photographic and scientific evidence in a US court to counter Candace Owens’ claims that the French first lady was born male.
Reno Omokri’s claim that Boko Haram was not violent has sparked criticism, as records show the group’s long history of deadly attacks.
A UK tribunal has ruled that late Nigerian General Jeremiah Useni was the true owner of a North London house acquired under a false identity, rejecting competing claims from lawyer Mike Ozekhome and others.
The gorilla has since doubled in weight and is set to be repatriated.
Trump offered detained Korean workers the chance to stay in the U.S., but almost all chose repatriation.
Nepal lifted its social media ban after violent youth-led protests left 19 dead, hundreds injured, and forced the government to pledge investigations.
Ghana’s government has threatened to shut down DStv services over subscription pricing disputes, warning MultiChoice to comply or face regulatory enforcement.
Nepal has blocked 26 social media platforms, including Facebook and YouTube, over failure to register with authorities, sparking freedom-of-expression concerns.
