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Tehran Accuses EU of “Complicity” in US-Israeli Attacks on Iran

Tehran — Iran’s foreign ministry on Thursday accused the European Union of being complicit in what it described as United States and Israeli attacks on Iran, intensifying diplomatic tensions as the regional crisis deepens. Foreign ministry spokesman said the bloc’s response to the conflict effectively aligned it with Washington and Tel Aviv. “The European Union’s […]

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Trump Says U.S. Has Degraded Iran’s Military but Will Continue Fight

Washington/Kentucky, March 11, 2026 — U.S. President Donald Trump has made a striking blend of victory claims and caution in comments on the U.S.-Iran conflict, saying the United States has significantly degraded Iran’s military capability but resisting calls for a rapid end to hostilities. Speaking at a campaign‑style rally in Hebron, Kentucky, Trump declared that

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Information, Interior Ministers Move to Strengthen Communication on Tinubu’s Reforms

Abuja — Nigeria’s Minister of Information and National Orientation Mohammed Idris has met with the Minister of Interior Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo in Abuja to align government communication on the reforms being implemented under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The meeting, held at the headquarters of the Ministry of Interior, focused on strengthening coordinated messaging around the administration’s

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Tinubu Approves Fiscal Incentives for $20bn Bonga Southwest Aparo Deepwater Project

Abuja — President has approved a package of fiscal incentives aimed at unlocking the Final Investment Decision (FID) for the (BSWA) deepwater project, a development expected to trigger about $20 billion in investment in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector. The project, located in Nigeria’s offshore deepwater basin, becomes the first deepwater Production Sharing Contract (PSC)

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FG Reintroduces Cash Payments at Airport Gates After Traffic Chaos

Abuja — The Federal Government has approved a hybrid payment system for access gates at Nigerian airports following the suspension of the previously introduced fully cashless payment arrangement. The directive was issued after the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, held a review meeting with officials of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria

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Nigeria Suspends Petrol Import Licences as PIA Enforcement Begins.

Abuja — Nigeria has suspended the issuance of petrol import licences for a second consecutive month as regulators begin enforcing provisions of the Petroleum Industry Act that restrict fuel imports to situations where domestic supply is insufficient. The move signals a shift in Nigeria’s downstream petroleum policy, as authorities increasingly prioritise local refining capacity to

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Dangote Refinery Assures Fuel Supply Stability Amid Global Oil Market Volatility

Lagos — The Dangote Petroleum Refinery says it will continue to meet Nigeria’s fuel demand despite growing disruptions in global energy markets, assuring consumers of stable domestic supply. Speaking during a media chat, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer David Bird said the refinery’s local production capacity is helping shield Nigeria from supply shocks affecting

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OPEC members Slash Oil Output as Global Supply Tightens

Riyadh — Several leading oil-producing countries in the Middle East have reportedly implemented significant production cuts, a move that could further tighten global crude supply and heighten volatility in international energy markets. According to a report by Bloomberg News, Saudi Arabia has reduced its oil output by between 2 million and 2.5 million barrels per

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The Unfinished War: Why the US–Iran–Israel Triangle Remains the World’s Most Dangerous Standoff

The flags may not have changed, but the battlefield has. What began decades ago as a Cold War-era proxy contest has metastasized into a three-way standoff with nuclear undertones, regional proxies, and an increasingly fragile international order unable—or unwilling—to contain it. The hostility between the United States, Israel, and Iran is no longer a regional

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