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Nigeria's Economic Reforms Lauded by IMF, Poverty Concerns Remain
Nigeria's bold economic reforms, initiated by President Bola Tinubu, have garnered praise from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for stabilizing the economy and enhancing resilience
Deadly Spring Storm Unleashes Havoc Across Alps, Claims Lives in Italy
A powerful spring storm has swept across the Alps, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake and claiming multiple lives in northern Italy
Stabbing at Rochlitz Supermarket Leaves Two Injured
Rochlitz, Germany – A sudden and violent attack at an Aldi supermarket in Rochlitz, Saxony, has left two people seriously injured
Mob Kills Ahmadi Man in Karachi Amid Rising Religious Tensions
A member of Pakistan's Ahmadi religious minority was killed in Karachi on Friday when a mob attacked their place of worship, marking the latest instance of violence against the persecuted community
Deutsche Bahn Seeks Billions to Modernize Aging Rail Network
Germany's Deutsche Bahn (DB), the state-owned railway operator, is pushing for a massive financial overhaul to rescue its aging and increasingly unreliable rail infrastructure
US Envoy Urges Japan to Counter China's Influence Amid Trade Tensions
TOKYO – The new United States Ambassador to Japan, George Glass, has called for a united front between the two nations to "push back" against China's growing influence in the region
U.S. Signals Potential Shift in Ukraine Strategy Amid Stalled Peace Talks
The United States is signaling a possible change in its approach to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, hinting at a potential withdrawal from leading peace efforts if progress isn't made soon
Senator Van Hollen Meets Man Mistakenly Deported to El Salvador Amidst Legal and Political Wrangling
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Myanmar Parties Poised to Extend Earthquake Truce Amid Ongoing Conflict
Myanmar's warring factions are considering extending a ceasefire initially established to facilitate aid delivery following a devastating earthquake in late March
US Strikes Yemen Fuel Port as Hamas Rejects 'Partial' Truce
Tensions in the Middle East escalated Thursday as the U.S
Venice Doubles Entry Fee for Last-Minute Day-Trippers in Overtourism Crackdown
Venice, Italy, a city renowned for its canals and historic architecture, is taking further steps to combat overtourism by doubling the entry fee for day-trippers who book their visits less than three days in advance
French Program Sees Surge in Applications From U.S. Scientists
A French university's initiative to provide refuge for American scientists facing funding cuts and research disruptions has been met with an overwhelming response, signaling a potential shift in the global scientific landscape
Luigi Mangione Faces Federal Charges in UnitedHealthcare CEO Killing
Luigi Nicholas Mangione, 26, is facing federal charges in connection with the Dec
Colombia Halts Ceasefire With FARC Dissident Group Amidst Fragile Peace Talks
BOGOTA, Colombia (April 17, 2025) – The Colombian government announced Thursday it would suspend its ceasefire with a faction of former Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) rebels, a move that threatens to destabilize ongoing peace negotiations
