International

The Constitutional Court of South Korea supports the impeachment of President Yoon, extinguishing it from the office

The Constitutional Court of South Korea on Friday confirmed the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, ousted it from the office. The decision now begins a 60 -day countdown in which it is necessary to keep a presidential election to select the next president. In the meantime, Prime Minister Han Duck-Soo has been restored as an interim president following a …

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The death toll in the Myanmar earthquake reached 3,085

The death toll from an earthquake measuring 7.9 in Myanmar has increased to 3,085. The State Administration Council Information Team said on Thursday. Added that 4,715 people were injured and 341 had been reported missing China’s savior continued to carry out search and rescue operations in Mandalay which was devastated, Myanmar was following a deadly earthquake last week, and so …

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Trump US fares targeting uninhabited Australian territory, lifting eyebrows globally

Announcement of President Donald Trump on the sweeping US tariff has attracted attention to the inclusion of several remote and rare areas, including inexperienced Australia and the McDonal Islands, known for their colonies. On Wednesday, Trump stated that starting Saturday, the US would impose a 10 percent flat rate on imports from the majority of the country. In addition, a …

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Trump imposes global rates of 10 %

President Donald Trump speaks after signing executive orders in the oval office of the White House, Monday 3 February 2025 in Washington. (AP photo/Evan Vucci) Wednesday Trump announced a basal rate of 10 % on imports from all foreign countries, as well as higher tariff rates for dozens of nations that the White House considered the “worst transgressors” when it …

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Guinea held a referendum on September 21

The Guinea military leader has set September 21 as the date of the constitutional referendum in West Africa. This step is the first step of Junta towards returning the country to the Democratic government. The country’s military leader, Mamady Doumbouya, seized power in a coup in September 2021, and in 2022 proposed a transition of two years to the election …

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FG prende in prestito N13.21Trn dalla Banca mondiale in 20 mesi-report

La Banca mondiale ha approvato oltre N13,21 trilioni ($ 8 miliardi) come prestiti per diversi progetti di sviluppo per il presidente Bola Ahmed-Getde Federal Government negli ultimi 20 mesi, secondo un rapporto di Daily Trust. Le analisi dei vari prestiti hanno indicato di essere stati presi di mira in diversi interventi in vari settori dell’economia, con tre nuovi prestiti pari …

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Finland to get out of the Ottawa Treaty while Europe strengthens against Russia

Finland has announced its intention to retire from the Ottawa treaty while the countries in Europe push against potential threats from Russia. The Treaty of Ottawa is the convention of the prohibition of anti-personal mine, which countries approved in 1997 to eliminate anti-personal anti-female mines all over the world. In recent weeks, the countries have made a U -reversal on …

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Burkina leader Faso Junta forgives 21 troops involved in the 2015 coup attempt

Being determined to foster national unity, the leader of the Burkina Faso Military Junta has provided forgiveness to 21 soldiers who were convicted of their role in the 2015 coup that failed, according to the official decree obtained by the media on Monday. Captain Ibrahim Traore, who has led a problematic West African state since the September 2022 coup, announced …

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The first black woman with a doctorate in computer science at Columbia Varsity is Nigerian: get to know her

The Nigerians are renowned for having achieved star talents all over the world, from education to politics, technology, administration, sport, entertainment, technology and business, among other fields. A remarkable name is the Nigerian woman based in the United States, Frances Osamor, who emerged as the first black woman to earn a doctorate in computer science and engineering at the University …

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The Canadian region resumes the candidate’s program with immigrants with new changes following federal cuts

The government of Saskatchewan, a Canadian region, has restarted its immigration program, the Saskatchewan Immigrant Cominee Program (SINP), with changes due to recent federal cuts in the allocations of the candidates. The new measures are intended to focus on critical sectors and simplify the process for candidates. After a 50% reduction in the allocations of federal candidates, the Saskatchewan Since …

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