EU Slaps ‘Terrorist’ Label on Iran’s IRGC Over Brutal Protest Crackdowns, Tehran Warns of ‘Hazardous Consequences’

Lagos, Nigeria – January 30, 2026 – In a landmark and highly symbolic decision, the European Union has formally designated Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization, placing the powerful elite force on the same list as groups such as al-Qaeda, Islamic State (ISIS), and Hamas. The move, announced on Thursday, January…

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President Tinubu’s State Visit to Türkiye Signals Deepening Diplomatic and Economic Engagement

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is on a state visit to the Republic of Türkiye, a development that has drawn attention to Nigeria’s evolving diplomatic strategy and its pursuit of stronger economic partnerships on the global stage. The visit underscores Nigeria’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with key international partners, particularly in areas of trade, investment,…

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Trump Backs Down on Greenland Tariffs – Announces ‘Framework of a Future Deal’ with NATO After Tense Davos Talks
Davos, Switzerland / Washington D.C.

– January 22, 2026 – U.S. President Donald Trump has dramatically de-escalated his weeks-long push to acquire Greenland, announcing on Wednesday that he has formed the “framework of a future deal” regarding the Danish autonomous territory and the broader Arctic region. The announcement came shortly after a key meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte…

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Trump Intensifies Greenland Ownership Demands on One-Year Anniversary, Triggering Market Turmoil and International Backlash

Lagos, Nigeria – January 21, 2026 – As U.S. President Donald Trump commemorates the first anniversary of his second term, a surprise White House briefing has escalated global tensions, with the president aggressively renewing his push for American control over Greenland. Labeling U.S. ownership as “imperative” for national security, Trump’s remarks have sparked widespread economic…

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The US Imposes Major Visa Restrictions on Nigerians: Expanded Bond Requirements and Pause on Immigrant Visas Effective January 21, 2026

Lagos, Nigeria – January 21, 2026 – Starting today, the United States has implemented significant changes to its visa policies affecting Nigerian nationals, as part of broader measures targeting countries identified as high-risk for public benefits usage (often referred to as becoming a “public charge”).The U.S. Department of State has expanded its visa bond pilot…

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GLOBAL TENSIONS RISE: Trump Administration Sparks Controversy with Airstrikes in Nigeria, Tariffs Threat Over Greenland, ‘Board of Peace’ Proposal for Gaza Inviting India, and Push to Reverse Minnesota Mining Ban

Lagos, January 19, 2026 – As President Donald Trump’s second term enters its early weeks, U.S. foreign and domestic policy moves are generating intense international debate and transatlantic friction. Key developments include ongoing scrutiny of recent airstrikes in Nigeria, escalating tariff threats against European nations over Greenland, a novel “Board of Peace” initiative for Gaza…

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Trump Escalates Global Tensions: Tariffs Threatened on European Allies Over Greenland Purchase Push, $1 Billion Gaza Peace Board Fees Reported, and Prediction Markets Surge on Policy Outcomes

Lagos, Nigeria – January 18, 2026 – In a series of bold moves marking the early weeks of his second term, U.S. President Donald Trump has intensified his administration’s foreign policy agenda, drawing sharp international reactions. Tariffs Vowed Against Eight European Nations in Greenland Standoff President Trump announced on January 17 via his Truth Social…

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Trump’s ‘America First’ Pivot Reshapes US-Africa Ties: Trade Over Aid, Strikes, and Selective Partnerships Define 2025-2026 Relations

Lagos, Nigeria – January 15, 2026 – In his second term, President Donald Trump’s foreign policy toward Africa has marked a sharp departure from traditional US engagement, prioritizing transactional trade, counterterrorism actions, and strategic investments over broad development aid and democracy promotion.Key developments highlight this shift:Aid Cuts and Institutional Changes: The administration dismantled the US…

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