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Venezuela bans Turkish Airlines, Others over US warning

Venezuela has banned Turkish Airlines and several other foreign carriers after they suspended flights to the country following a United States security alert. The US had warned its citizens against travelling to Venezuela and flagged possible risks to aircraft operating in its airspace.​ In response, some airlines halted services, citing the security advisory and concerns for passenger safety. The Venezuelan government reacted by suspending those airlines from operating in its territory, accusing them of bowing to pressure from Washington.​ Authorities in Caracas described the US warning as politically motivated and said it was part of ongoing pressure on President Nicolás Maduro’s government. They argued that Venezuela’s airspace is safe and insisted that the decision by some airlines to stop flights was unjustified.​ Officials said airlines that maintain operations in the country will continue to receive full support, while those that […]

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Trump Brands Muslim Brotherhood Terrorist Groups

US President Donald Trump has issued an executive order designating specific chapters of the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon as foreign terrorist organisations. The order mandates the Secretary of State and Treasury Secretary to implement broad sanctions, including asset freezes and travel bans, within 45 days. The administration alleges that the targeted Muslim Brotherhood affiliates supported Hamas and Hezbollah during the conflict in Gaza, accusing them of supplying aid and participating in joint operations. Trump asserted that these measures are intended to dismantle the financial and operational networks fueling global terror. The move also comes amid a renewed White House crackdown on extremist groups in Africa. Trump recently warned Nigeria of possible cuts to US assistance and even military action if attacks by Boko Haram and ISWAP are not addressed—a claim Nigeria’s government strongly rejects, stating that […]

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NAICOM Directs Insurance Customers to Link NIN to Policies

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has issued a directive requiring all insurance companies and brokers in Nigeria to collect verifiable identity details—including the National Identification Number (NIN), Bank Verification Number (BVN), and Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) documents for corporate clients—before initiating or renewing any insurance policy. The directive, effective immediately, is designed to strengthen market transparency, fight financial crime, and align insurance with national integrity standards. Policies already in force must be updated to include the required identity details by December 31, 2025. For group/corporate coverage, comprehensive employee lists with all relevant data must be provided before activation. NAICOM warned that insurers and brokers failing to comply will face regulatory sanctions. The agency encourages customer sensitisation campaigns and will monitor compliance closely to ensure a more secure, resilient, and competitive insurance sector.

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Russia: No Official US Peace Plan Yet For Ukraine Crisis

Russia says it has not received any official proposal from the US for a peace plan on Ukraine, despite widespread leaks of a draft deal—including major concessions by Kyiv such as ceding Donetsk areas, reducing troop size, and opting out of NATO membership. Moscow described the plan as “heavily slanted” toward Russian interests. Ukrainian President Zelensky and officials gave careful, noncommittal statements, expressing readiness to discuss proposals with the Trump administration. White House sources say the plan resulted from talks with senior Ukrainian officials. Other world leaders, including Germany’s foreign minister and the EU, say the document is only a “list of topics and options” at this stage. Russian strikes continue, killing civilians in Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk. Moscow remains open to peace talks but insists any deal must address its core demands—seen by Kyiv as tantamount to capitulation. The draft […]

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US Congress Launches Sweeping Investigation into Nigeria’s Alleged Christian Genocide

The United States House of Representatives Subcommittee on Africa will convene a public hearing on November 20, 2025, to investigate allegations of Christian genocide in Nigeria and review President Donald Trump’s move to redesignate Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” (CPC). This label, pending Senate approval, could authorize sanctions against Nigerian officials implicated in religious repression and restrict certain US-Nigeria partnerships. Chaired by Representative Chris Smith, the session features panels of senior US State Department officials and Nigerian faith leaders, including Bishop Wilfred Anagbe of Makurdi Catholic Diocese. Testimonies will address rising attacks on Christian communities, mass displacement, and killings attributed to Islamist militants and armed groups. President Tinubu has firmly rejected the genocide characterization, asserting Nigeria’s commitment to religious freedom, while US lawmakers weigh options ranging from humanitarian aid to sanctions and potential military action. The investigation was […]

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US Congress seeks visa bans, asset freezes on Miyetti Allah

A new bill introduced in the United States Congress seeks to impose visa bans and asset freezes on members of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) and Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore over alleged violations of religious freedom against Christians in Nigeria. The bill, sponsored by Representative Christopher Smith, follows the U.S. re-designation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) under the International Religious Freedom Act — a status given to countries accused of serious violations of religious freedom. Smith praised U.S. President Donald Trump for the decision, which came amid growing tensions between Washington and Abuja over allegations of religious persecution. The Nigerian Federal Government, however, dismissed any panic, saying it has opened diplomatic discussions with the U.S. to address the concerns. Information Minister Mohammed Idris said after Wednesday’s Federal Executive Council meeting that Nigeria […]

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Togo : la HAAC met en garde les médias non conformes

La Haute Autorité de l’Audiovisuel et de la Communication (HAAC) du Togo renforce sa vigilance face au non-respect des obligations légales par certains médias. Dans un communiqué publié le 29 octobre 2025, le président de l’institution, Pitalounani Telou, déplore le manquement persistant de plusieurs organes de presse à se conformer aux règles déjà rappelées en janvier 2024 et septembre 2025. La HAAC indique que désormais, toute publication dépourvue des mentions légales obligatoires — notamment l’ours, le numéro de récépissé délivré par la HAAC et une adresse électronique en “.tg” — sera systématiquement rejetée. L’autorisation du média concerné pourrait également être suspendue. L’autorité appelle les responsables de rédaction à plus de rigueur et de professionnalisme afin de garantir le respect du cadre réglementaire qui régit la presse togolaise.

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Iran Declares End to Nuclear Deal Restrictions

Iran announced on Saturday that it is no longer bound by restrictions on its nuclear programme, marking the official expiration of a landmark 10-year deal with world powers. Despite the move, Tehran reaffirmed its “commitment to diplomacy.” The 2015 nuclear accord, signed in Vienna by Iran, the United States, China, Russia, France, Britain, and Germany, had lifted international sanctions in exchange for limits on Iran’s nuclear activities. However, the agreement began to unravel after the United States withdrew under President Donald Trump in 2018, prompting Iran to roll back its commitments. The United Nations reinstated sanctions last month at the request of Britain, France, and Germany, effectively ending the deal. In a statement, Iran’s foreign ministry said, “All provisions of the deal, including restrictions on Iran’s nuclear programme and related mechanisms, are now terminated.” It added that Iran remains committed […]

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Tolérance zéro pour les infractions routières au Togo

Le gouvernement togolais durcit le ton face à l’insécurité routière. Une politique de tolérance zéro est désormais appliquée, en particulier contre les transporteurs routiers, souvent impliqués dans les accidents. Désormais, les responsables de l’Union des transporteurs routiers du Togo (UNATROT) seront directement tenus comptables des fautes commises par leurs chauffeurs. Les rapports d’accidents ne passeront plus par la police nationale, mais seront transmis directement au ministère de la Sécurité pour des sanctions immédiates. Chaque année, des milliers d’accidents sont recensés sur les routes togolaises, causant de nombreuses pertes humaines et d’importants dégâts matériels. Les causes sont connues : excès de vitesse, surcharge, imprudence et non-respect du code de la route. Le président de l’UNATROT, Séna Fombo, appelle ses membres à plus de responsabilité : « Aller vite ne veut pas dire arriver plus tôt. Parfois, on n’arrive jamais à cause […]

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Fraude au BAC 2025 : cinq candidats sanctionnés

Par arrêté ministériel N°077/MESR/DGOB du 2 septembre 2025, le ministre sortant de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche, Kanka-Malik Natchaba, a annulé les résultats de cinq candidats du Baccalauréat deuxième partie (BAC II), session normale 2025. Ces candidats – Koudolo Blessing Daniel, Kolani Yendoubé Bernadette, Damigou Kinansaa Wilfred, Assiobo Yawo Romuald et Amegnignon Apégnon Joseph – ont été surpris avec des téléphones et des documents en lien avec les épreuves. En plus de l’annulation de ses résultats, Damigou Kinansaa Wilfred est suspendu pour l’année scolaire 2025-2026 et ne pourra se représenter qu’à partir de la session 2026-2027. Une sanction qui oblige les concernés, pourtant déclarés admis en juillet, à reprendre entièrement l’examen. Des délais et des incohérences qui interpellent Cette décision, rendue publique plus de deux mois après la proclamation des résultats, soulève des interrogations. Beaucoup s’étonnent qu’après avoir été […]

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