Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been released from prison after a Paris court ruled on Monday that he could remain free while appealing his conviction for criminal conspiracy linked
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been released from prison after a Paris court ruled on Monday that he could remain free while appealing his conviction for criminal conspiracy linked
A migrant who was recently deported to France under the UK’s “one in, one out” immigration deal has made his way back to Britain after crossing the English Channel in
New South Wales Speaker Greg Piper says his request to move a neo-Nazi protest away from Parliament House was rejected by security officials, sparking fresh outrage over how the rally
The US Senate has narrowly advanced a compromise funding bill aimed at ending the longest government shutdown in American history, though the measure still faces hurdles in the House of
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has dismissed reports of a tense meeting with former US President Donald Trump, insisting he is “not afraid” of Trump and maintains constructive relations with the
The US Senate has taken a critical step toward ending the longest government shutdown in American history, voting to limit debate and advance a motion to resume funding federal agencies.
El Paso, Texas, once a bustling gateway for migrants crossing from Mexico, has seen a dramatic drop in activity following President Donald Trump’s intensified border enforcement policies. Streets and shelters
Former Kaduna Central Senator, Shehu Sani, has advised Nigerians whose visas were recently revoked by the administration of United States President Donald Trump to leave the country immediately before they
US Congress Targets Miyetti Allah with Visa Bans, Asset Freezes over Alleged Religious Persecution The United States Congress has introduced a bill proposing visa bans and asset freezes against the
The world’s children are bearing an escalating toll of war. In 2024, approximately 520 million children—roughly one in five globally—were living in areas engulfed by armed conflict. According to Save