Over 31 ISWAP terrorists killed in military raid as IEDs injure nine soldiers in Borno
Jude Johnson Coordinated aerial bombardments by the Nigerian military has killed no fewer than 34 terrorists in Marte, the Northeast,…
The West – united on Ukraine, divided on Russia
•Western disagreements on the Russian military escalation in Eastern Europe play into Putin’s hand. By Marwan Bishara After months of…
NAF Airstrikes kill notorious Bandit leader, 41 others who masterminded DPO’s murder
Airstrikes undertaken by a Nigerian Air Force (NAF) aircraft have neutralized Dogo Umaru, a key terrorist-kingpin, loyal to the notorious…
Canada: Justin Trudeau’s crackdown on protests could make things worse
•By seeking to curb free speech, he will aggravate Canada’s divisions CANADA’S REPUTATION for impeccable politeness is taking a knocking. In…
Over 100 killed, 99 kidnapped last week across Nigeria – Security update
Godsgift Onyedinefu Over 100 persons were killed in violent attacks across Nigeria in the last one week, the latest update…
Cyber Security: Nigerian Govt bans public servants from using Yahoo, Gmail, generic domains
By Tayo Olu In a bid to safeguard official communications, the Federal Government has banned its institutions and officials from…
Africa is beset with coups and conflicts: how the trend can be reversed
By Adem K Abebe On the evening of 15 February 2022, reports emerged that key police and military officials in Djibouti were…
The US sanctions toolkit can no longer hold off global challengers
By Howard W. French On Christmas Eve in 2002, I was suddenly dispatched from my base in Tokyo, where I…
The US is facing a Sputnik Moment in the international economy
•Beijing is ahead in the race for establishing a global digital currency standard By Robert Murray At the Beijing Olympics—in…
The trouble with drought as an explanation for famine in the Horn and Sahel of Africa
By William G. Moseley In early February 2022, the World Food Programme announced that 13 million people in the Horn of…