Russia vows military backing for Sahel juntas’ joint force Russia has committed to helping military governments in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger acquire arms and training for a planned 5,000-strong force to deploy in the central Sahel region, a statement said. The West African nations, run by juntas that have taken power in coups in […]
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Mikel Arteta convinced Arsenal can beat Real Madrid on ‘biggest night of career’ Mikel Arteta said he is convinced Arsenal can beat Real Madrid and write their own story by winning the Champions League. A fired-up Arteta declared the first leg of Arsenal’s quarter-final clash against the Spanish giants at the Emirates on Tuesday night
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12 Killed in Bugiri Road Accident Bugiri-Uganda. Twelve people died in a tragic road accident at Lwaba Village, Kapyanga Sub-county in Bugiri District along the Jinja–Malaba highway. The crash involved a Kampala-bound trailer and a taxi heading to Tororo. A boda boda rider reportedly attempted to overtake the trailer, leading to a collision. The trailer’s container
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Hostage Families Protest Outside Netanyahu’s Home Exactly a year and a half after Hamas’s Oct. 7 invasion of southern Israel, hostage families and supporters gathered outside the Jerusalem home of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, carrying banners and pictures of the remaining 59 hostages. Echoing the start of the war, when rocket sirens started at 6:29 AM
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and French counterpart Emmanuel Macron meet in Cairo for Gaza talks CAIRO / ANKARA. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi met in Cairo on Monday with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron for talks on the Gaza Strip. According to an Anadolu reporter, the two leaders are expected to discuss the urgent need
Iran threatens US bases in region amid standoff Reuters, citing a senior Iranian official who requested anonymity, reported that Tehran is resisting direct talks with Washington but remains open to indirect communication through Oman. According to the official, indirect messaging offers a way to gauge the seriousness of Washington’s political intentions. However, the path forward could be
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U.S. billion-dollar campaign struggles against Houthi missiles More than three weeks into a relentless U.S. air campaign against Yemen’s Houthi rebels, a stark reality is emerging: the strikes, costing taxpayers nearly $1 billion, have failed to cripple the group’s ability to threaten American naval forces and international shipping in the Red Sea. Photo credit:
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Trump’s Tariff storm: Billions Pour In, But GOP Fears a 2026 ‘Bloodbath’ US President Donald Trump has reiterated his strong stance on implementing reciprocal tariffs, particularly targeting China and other major trade partners, citing substantial trade imbalances. Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump said the United States has a “tremendous deficit problem with China,” justifying the recently introduced tariffs by stating, “We’re not going to
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Russian Forces Make Tactical Gains in Eastern Ukraine as Fighting Intensifies Russian troops have continued advancing near Lyman in Donetsk Oblast, with the situation along the front line in the Nove–Katerynivka–Nevske area deteriorating, according to the DeepState monitoring project. Russian forces have the upper hand in this region and are conducting active offensive operations. Their assaults near Novomykhailivka
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United Kingdom Finds Underwater Suspected Russian Nuke Spy Sensors The United Kingdom military has found Russian sensors in seas around the country that it believes were attempting to spy on its nuclear submarines, the Sunday Times reported. The Royal Navy found some devices planted on the sea bed while several washed ashore, the newspaper reported.
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