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U.S. Signals China To Stay Out Americas

January 12, 2026
The United States’ recent military operation in Venezuela, which led to the capture of President Nicolás Maduro, is increasingly being viewed as more than a move against a single leader. According to officials familiar with the thinking in Washington, the action was

Iran Warns Of Retaliation If Attacked

January 12, 2026
Iran’s parliamentary leadership has issued a sharp warning to the United States and Israel, saying Tehran would respond by striking their military bases if either country launches an attack against Iran. The remarks, delivered by the Speaker of Iran’s Parliament, come at

Sudan Government Returns to Khartoum After Conflict

January 12, 2026
Sudan’s government has formally resumed its operations in Khartoum, ending nearly three years of working from the coastal city of Port Sudan, a move widely seen as a significant step toward restoring state authority after prolonged conflict. Prime Minister Kamil Idris announced

Netanyahu Signals Shift From United States Military Aid

January 10, 2026
 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel aims to gradually reduce and ultimately end its dependence on United States military assistance over the next decade, signaling a potential long-term shift in the country’s defence and foreign policy posture. In an interview

Tanzania, China Strengthen Strategic Partnership Ties

January 10, 2026
 Tanzania and China have reaffirmed their commitment to deepening a long-standing strategic partnership, following high-level bilateral talks held in Dar es Salaam between the two countries’ foreign ministers. The meeting brought together Tanzania’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, Ambassador

TPDF Officers, Civilians Face Ivory Possession Charges

January 10, 2026
Two officers of the Tanzania People’s Defence Force (TPDF) and three civilians have appeared before Moshi Resident Magistrate’s Court, facing charges of economic sabotage over alleged possession of government-owned wildlife trophies valued at Sh591.3 million. The case, brought before Senior Resident Magistrate

Samia Warns Against Actions Threatening National Peace

January 10, 2026
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has issued a strong warning to individuals she said are being incited to disrupt peace and stability in the country, stressing that Tanzania’s unity must never be sacrificed because of political or personal differences. Speaking on Friday, January
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