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Archive for the ‘international news’ Category:

• 19-year-old Woman Arrested For Sleeping With A Dog (Photo)
• Biden Proposal Limits Bans On Transgender Athletes
• China Imposes Further Sanctions On Taiwan’s US Representative
• China Holds The Key To Understanding COVID-19 Origins: WHO Chief
• Ukrainian Forces Cling Onto Besieged City, China Pressed To Help End War
• Two Dead, Over A Million Without Power After Ice Storm Hits Canada
• Rapper Coolio Died From Fentanyl Overdose, Manager Says
• Miles Routledge ‘Lord Miles’ Captured By Taliban
• I Was Once Offered Recharge Card To Perform – Singer, Amaarae
• Trump’s Arraignment: I’ve Not Seen Anybody Who Says Anything Good About Him – Ex-minister Akinyemi Reacts
• Couple Welcomes Family’s First Daughter In More Than 130 Years
• New Zealand Intelligence Service Says Foreign Interference Attempts ‘Persistent
• Macron meets China’s Li As EU Leaders Begin Beijing Talks
• Tehran, Riyadh Top Envoys Meet In Beijing, Discuss Diplomatic Ties
• North Korea Says U.S.-South Korea Drills Push Tension To ‘Brink Of Nuclear War’
• Mexican President Criticizes Trump Felony Charges
• Full List Of 25 Richest Billionaires In 2023 According to Forbes
• Deadly Virus From Tick Bites That Causes Flu-like Symptoms Found In Three Patients
• Blac Chyna Graduates From Bible College
• Man Who Intentionally Infected Woman With HIV Is Jailed For Three Years (Photo)
• BREAKING: Finland Joins NATO, Becomes 31st Member
• Ukraine Will Join NATO – NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg Vows
• Pilot Arrested After Jumping Out of Burning Air Balloon And Leaving Couple To Die (Photo)
• Akon Denies Calling Out Elon Musk For Making People Pay For Twitter Blue
• Woman Who Didn’t Realize She Was Pregnant Gives Birth Inside Toilet (Photo)
• Nigerian Man Befriends Indian Woman On Matrimonial Site, Dupes Her of N1.1m (Photo)
• Woman Dies While Undergoing Weight Loss Surgery in Turkey (Photo)
• Washington Trying To Wreck Russia-Africa Summit -Russia’s Lavrov
• Malaysia Says Beijing Concerned About Its energy Projects In South China Sea
• Russian Charged With War Crimes May Brief U.N. Security Council
• China Warns US House Speaker Not To Meet Taiwan President
• Ukraine Battles On In Bakhmut As Finland Joins NATO
• Aide To Former Maryland Governor Killed As FBI Closed In For Arrest
• One killed in train accident near The Hague, 30 injured
• North Korea Slams U.S. For Protecting Raiders Of Spain Embassy In 2019 Case
• Finland Ignores Putin, To Officially Become A Member of NATO Military Alliance Tomorrow
• 29-year-old Syrian Refugee Elected Mayor in Germany (Photo)
• Finland’s PM Marin Concedes Defeat As Right-wing NCP Wins Election
• Dollar Ahead As Inflation Worries Resurface After OPEC+ Surprise
• Bomb Kills Russian War Blogger In St Petersburg Cafe
• Ukraine’s Zelenskiy Thanks Bakhmut Defenders As Wagner Head Says Town Has Fallen
• Two Nigerians, One Other Arrested With 147 grams Of Cocaine And LSD In India
• President Buhari Hails Anthony Joshua’s Victory Over Jermaine Franklin
• Israeli Protests Over Judicial Overhaul Continue Despite Netanyahu’s Pause
• Illinois Theater Roof Collapse Sums Up Storm Destruction
• Weary Bulgarians Go To Polls For Fifth Time In Two Years
• Finland’s Marin Faces Tough Re-election Bid In National Election
• War Has Killed 262 Ukrainian Athletes, Sports Minister Says
• Death Toll Tops 20 As Storm Takes Aim At Eastern U.S.
• Philippine Leader Cheers EC Move As Job Losses For 50,000 Seafarers Averted
• Ukraine Furious Over Russian UN Security Council Presidency
• Thousands Protest In Portugal Over Housing Crisis
• I’m Still Alive – Pope Francis Says As He’s Discharged From The Hospital
• Man Sentenced To Life Imprisonment For Defiling 11-year-old Niece
• US-based Nigerian Lawyer Writes UK To Probe CJN Ariwoola’s London Trip, Revoke Tinubu’s Visa
• Elon Musk Overtakes Obama As Most Followed On Twitter
• Vatican Gives Update On Pope Francis’ Health
• U.S. Stresses Need For ‘Cold War’-era Crisis Mechanisms With China
• Jailed Malaysian Ex-PM Najib Loses Final Bid To Review Graft Conviction
• Slower China Factory Activity Growth Challenges Economic Recovery Prospects
• Britain Agrees To Join Trans-Pacific Trade Pact
• Air India’s Plans To Modernise Under New Owner Tata
• Turkish Parliament Ratifies Finland’s NATO Accession As Sweden Kept Waiting
• South Africa’s Pistorius Seeks Early Release 10 years After Killing Girlfriend
• Trump Criminally Charged In New York, A First For A US Ex-president
• Japan To Restrict Chipmaking Equipment Exports As It Aligns With US China Curbs
• Meet The Four-Year-Old Boy Who Is The Youngest Author In The World (Photo)
• Pope Improving After Night In Hospital With Breathing Issues
• Nigerians Obtain Permission From The US Govt To Stage A Protest Against Nigeria’s Presidential Election At Lafayette Park Opposite The White House
• Many Die After Two US Army Helicopters Crashed in Kentucky
• I Started Selling Drugs At 12, Shot 13 People — Rapper Bobby Shmurda Reveals
• 68-year-old Security Guard Allegedly Killed By Pit Bulls
• Pope Francis In Hospital With Respiratory Infection
• White House To China: Don’t Use Taiwan Visit As ‘Pretext’
• Alibaba Considers Yielding Control Of Some Businesses In Overhaul
• Republican Senator Rand Paul Blocks Bid To Ban Chinese-Owned TikTok
• Kentucky Lawmakers Override Governor’s Veto Of Transgender Bill
• Ukraine Days Russian Forces Make Progress In Frontline City Of Bakhmut
• Couple Discover They Are Cousins After 17 Years And Three Kids Together (Photos)
• Russia-Ukraine War: Reps Ask Medical Council, JAMB, Others To Consider Returnee Students
• 19-year-old Lady Pleads With Court Not To Jail Her Ex-boyfriend Accused Of Defiling Her When She Was 16, Says She Still Loves Him
• Photos Of The Victims Of Nashville School Shooting
• Man Arrested After Keeping His Mother’s Corpse On His Couch For 13-years
• Shanghai’s Population Drops In 2022 After COVID Lockdowns
• No Reason For China To Overreact To Transit Ty Taiwan’s President, Senior US Officials Say
• US Supreme Court Justices Get Tougher Rules For Reporting Free Trips, Gifts
• Biden Pushes For Republican Proposal In U.S. Debt-ceiling Standoff
• Gold Prices Slip As Fading Banking Jitters Dampen Demand
• Belarus Says It Will Host Russian Nuclear Weapons To Counter NATO
• Russia Starts Exercises With Yars Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles
• Russian Forces Making No Headway In Bakhmut, Avdiivka, Ukraine Says
• Adidas Says Black Lives Matter Design Violates Three-stripe Trademark
• Taiwan President Defiant After China Threatens Retaliation For US Trip
• Female Shooter Storms US Christian School, Kills Six
• Nigerian Jailed For Four Years Over $1m Cyber-Fraud in US
• 35-year-old South African Doctor Allegedly Kills His Wife And Then Shoots Himself
• Korra Obidi Debunks Pregnancy Rumours
• Transgenderism Is A Mental Illness, People That Support Them Should Be Kept Away From Children – American Author And Activist, Candace Owens
• British Police Offer £10,000 For The Capture Of Nigerian Man, Temitope Adeyinka Aka ‘Limo” (Photo)
• R Kelly’s Victim Granted $4 Million From The Singer’s Sony Music Royalty Account