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United States forces have reportedly intercepted and disabled a Iranian-flagged oil tanker in the strategic waters of the Gulf of Oman, in a dramatic escalation of tensions between Washington and Tehran following renewed warnings from former President Donald Trump about potential large-scale

Russia has issued a formal warning advising foreign diplomatic missions and international organizations to consider withdrawing non-essential personnel from Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, amid rising fears of a potential escalation tied to upcoming World War II commemorations. The advisory comes as tensions intensify

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has announced a suspension of U.S. naval escort operations for commercial vessels affected by disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, in what officials describe as a move aimed at creating space for renewed diplomatic

The Parliament of Uganda has passed a controversial piece of legislation known as the Freedom Protection Bill, following significant amendments made in response to strong public and political criticism. Lawmakers approved the bill after removing several disputed clauses that had initially drawn

The publication of election results in the Central African Republic has been delayed after workers at the country’s National Elections Authority launched a strike over unpaid salaries, deepening uncertainty in a nation already facing significant political and economic pressures. According to local

China has reaffirmed its support for Iran’s right to pursue peaceful nuclear energy, while calling for urgent de-escalation of tensions in the Middle East amid growing fears of wider regional instability. The position was outlined by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during

The Minister for Health in Tanzania, Mr Mohamed Mchengerwa, has directed health professionals trained at government expense to return to public service, in a renewed push to address rising maternal and infant mortality rates across the country. Opening a Health Ministry Workers’

The transitional leader of Mali, Assimi Goita, has taken over the country’s defence ministry following the killing of his defence chief in a coordinated wave of rebel attacks, marking a sharp escalation in one of West Africa’s most volatile security crises. According