Abuja, Nigeria — August 16, 2025 | The Chinese Embassy in Nigeria has pledged to conduct a thorough investigation into allegations of sexual abuse and labour exploitation raised by 12 Nigerian workers recently rescued from the Central African Republic (CAR). The workers, who were repatriated after months of alleged maltreatment, accused their Chinese employers of
Ottawa, Canada — August 16, 2025 | A Canadian Federal Court has denied the asylum application of a Sudanese politician, citing his political party’s alleged role in activities aimed at undermining democratic institutions in Sudan. According to court filings, the applicant—whose name was withheld for security reasons—sought refuge in Canada on grounds of persecution in
Anchorage, Alaska — August 16, 2025 | Russian President Vladimir Putin has met with U.S. President Donald Trump in Anchorage for crucial talks aimed at brokering a ceasefire in Russia’s war with Ukraine. The historic face-to-face meeting, which began on August 15, is being closely monitored by global powers as both leaders attempt to explore
In a move aimed at preserving Islamic heritage while enhancing visitor experience, Saudi Arabian authorities have announced the temporary closure of the revered Bir Ghars site in Madina. The historic location, situated close to the Prophet’s Mosque (Masjid an Nabawi), has been shut down to allow for comprehensive development and maintenance work, according to an
Tension continues to grip the Swedish city of Orebro following a brazen shooting incident near a mosque that left two individuals injured on Friday. Law enforcement authorities in the region have described the attack as an attempted murder, and investigations are now pointing toward possible links with organised criminal networks operating within the country.According to
RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA — The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has come out with a firm and unequivocal stance against recent remarks made by the Prime Minister of what it describes as the Israeli occupation government. The controversial statements, which allude to a so-called “Vision of Greater Israel,” have drawn sharp criticism from the Saudi Foreign
Washington, D.C. – August 14, 2025 A divided panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has ruled that President Donald Trump may proceed with his administration’s freeze on billions of dollars in foreign aid, overturning a lower court order that had required the funds to be released. In a
CAIRO, EGYPT In a joint diplomatic stance reflecting growing regional concern over the protracted crisis in the Gaza Strip, the governments of Egypt and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have reiterated the urgent necessity for a comprehensive ceasefire and the immediate facilitation of humanitarian aid to the besieged Palestinian territory. This renewed appeal came following
In a significant policy turnaround that is already making waves across the Gulf region, the State of Kuwait has officially reopened the doors for family visit visas to all expatriates, regardless of their salary scale. This development, confirmed by reliable sources within Kuwait’s Ministry of Interior and Gulf Affairs Desk, marks a progressive shift in
RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA A fresh wave of urban innovation is sweeping through the Kingdom as preparations reach their final stages for the grand unveiling of the Scientific Park, a landmark development poised to reshape the landscape of central Riyadh. Sitting strategically along the bustling King Abdullah Road and directly facing the Ministry of Education Metro
