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Oscar Arias, former Costa Rican President and Nobel Prize laureate, has had his U.S. visa canceled without explanation. He suspects his criticisms may have influenced this decision, particularly regarding U.S. …
U.S. Revokes Visa of Former Costa Rica President Oscar Arias Read More
Mamady Doumbouya, Guinea’s military leader, has set a constitutional referendum for September 21, 2025, aimed at restoring civilian governance. Despite past delays in transitioning to elections, the referendum must occur …
Guinea’s Doumbouya Schedules Constitutional Referendum for September 2025 Read More
The Niger junta has released several ministers from the overthrown government, signaling a possible shift towards dialogue and stability in the region following the coup. The junta in Niger has …
Niger Junta Releases Ministers from Overthrown Government Read More
Thousands of Filipino Muslims celebrated Eid in Manila as French far-right leader Marine Le Pen faced a five-year ban from political office following a court ruling on fraudulent use of …
Marine Le Pen Conviction Imposes Political Limitations Ahead of 2027 Presidential Bid Read More
The Liberia Council of Churches (LCC) denied social media reports of a three-month suspension of its President, Rev. Dr. Samuel Reeves. The rumors stemmed from his criticism of President Boakai’s …
LCC Denies Suspension of President Samuel Reeves Amid False Rumors Read More
President Trump has revoked export permissions for Chevron, Repsol, and other companies dealing with Venezuela’s oil, intensifying economic sanctions against President Maduro. This move coincides with allegations of election fraud …
Trump Revokes Export Permissions for Foreign Oil Companies in Venezuela Read More
An Asian expatriate employed by the Central Bank of Kuwait was arrested for attempting to exchange KD19,000 in counterfeit banknotes. The suspect believed his position would allow him to evade …
Expatriate Arrested in Kuwait for Counterfeiting KD19,000 in Banknotes Read More
Guinea’s junta leader pardoned former military leader Moussa Dadis Camara for health reasons following his conviction for crimes against humanity linked to the 2009 stadium massacre. The junta has also …
Guinea Junta Leader Pardons Former Military Chief Over 2009 Massacre Read More
The newly appointed governor of Bangladesh Bank, Ahsan Mansur, initiates a comprehensive investigation into the laundering of billions by political elites following governmental upheaval. Eleven teams have been created to …
Bangladesh Central Bank’s Urgent Quest to Recover Stolen Billions Read More
Palatine Media, a UK PR firm, attempted to undermine Ahsan Mansur, the Governor of the Bangladesh Bank, by spreading false corruption allegations to British MPs. Intended to disrupt Mansur’s efforts …
PR Firm’s Attempt to Discredit Bangladesh Bank Governor Backfires Read More