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Trump’s ‘Begged for Photo’ Remark Deepens U.S.-Italy Rift
Rome, June 25 — Against this backdrop of rising tensions between the US and Italy, the political relationship…
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Alia, Ortom bicker over Benue funds, bad governance
MAKURDI, June 24 — A fresh political dispute has erupted in Benue State, with former Governor Samuel Ortom…
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Sweden Democrat leader Åkesson blasts Social Democrats at Almedalen festival
VISBY, Sweden — Sweden Democrat leader Jimmie Åkesson used his speech at the 2026 Almedalen political festival to…
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Mandela’s birthplace sites shape tourism and memory in modern South Africa
One hundred years after his birth, Nelson Mandela’s presence is still felt in the geography of South Africa.…
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NADMO staff in Ghana work without pay for 14 months, investigation finds
They ride to work on borrowed money. They feed their children on credit. They show up at district…
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Nepali Congress Names Central Representatives in All 77 Districts for Membership Drive
The Nepali Congress is betting on its districts. The party has named central-level representatives in all 77 districts…
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Australian Budget Office director explains value of independent cost analysis for NZ
Sam Reinhardt runs an office that does something New Zealand does not have: it tells politicians what their…
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Burnham absent as Labour MPs rally to mayor amid Starmer’s final PMQs
Andy Burnham was not even in the chamber. He didn’t need to be. The Mayor of Manchester has…
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Andy Burnham appoints former flatmate James Purnell as chief of staff
Andy Burnham’s operation is taking shape. The man who would be Labour leader — possibly as soon as…
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Former and current Benue governors clash over state finances and governance record
Benue State’s two most recent governors are now in open conflict. The fight is not about policy or…
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Andy Burnham absent as Starmer faces PMQs amid leadership speculation
Andy Burnham wasn’t in the chamber. He didn’t need to be. The Mayor of Manchester spent Prime Minister’s…
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Kenyan government offers compensation for 2024 protest deaths, mother calls it ‘big joke’
Rex Masai was 24 years old. He had a job waiting for him in the United Kingdom. His…
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Benue Governors’ Feud Rooted in Power and Blame, Not Missing Records
Benue’s Political Feud: More Than Just Missing Records MAKURDI — The public spat between former Governor Samuel Ortom…
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Nairobi compensation offer called ‘a joke’ by mother of first protest victim
Compensation offer deepens rift between grieving families and state NAIROBI — The money arrived as an announcement, not…
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Australia Budget watchdog shows NZ how to cost promises
SYDNEY, June 24 — New Zealand’s political parties are entering an election cycle without a dedicated budget watchdog…
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Austria, Philippines mark 80 years of ties with Rizal tribute
VIENNA, June 25 — The Philippines and Austria are marking 80 years of diplomatic relations, with a special…
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Lamichhane re-elected at the helm of RSP
KATHMANDU, June 23 — Rabi Lamichhane has been re-elected as the president of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP)…
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Lamichhane elected unopposed as RSP president at Chitwan convention
Rabi Lamichhane will remain president of the Rastriya Swatantra Party without a single vote being cast for the…
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Rabi Lamichhane Elected Unopposed as RSP President, Convention Begins
RSP Convention Opens with Lamichhane’s Uncontested Win, Committee Races Loom CHITWAN — The first national general convention of…
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Labour and Reform clash as Brexit marks its 10-year anniversary
LONDON, June 24 — The shift is underway in British politics as the 10-year anniversary of the Brexit…
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Minister accuses Reform leader Farage of holding worldview sympathetic to Putin
The 10th anniversary of the Brexit vote has exposed a raw nerve in British politics, with the future…
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Minister accuses Farage of Putin-sympathetic views in Brexit anniversary clash
Ten years on from the vote that reshaped British politics, the Brexit debate is no longer about whether…
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Ten years after Brexit vote, UK parties clash over future Europe ties
Ten years after Britons voted to leave the European Union, the old battle lines have shifted — but…
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Accord Party demands Osun police chief redeployment over violence
Osun, June 23 — According to the filing, the record shows that the Accord Party has demanded the…
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