AFCON Controversy: Nuno Espirito Santo Weighs In as Senegal Stripped of Title
The fallout from one of the most contentious decisions in recent African football history continues to reverberate, as Nuno Espirito Santo publicly addressed the decision to strip Senegal of their…
Brighton Stun Liverpool as Welbeck’s Brace Secures Vital Home Victory
Brighton & Hove Albion delivered a composed and clinical performance to defeat Liverpool FC 2–1, as veteran striker Danny Welbeck turned back the clock with a decisive brace at the…
Manchester United Hold Firm on Rashford as Top-Four Finish Secures Champions League Return
Manchester United have taken a decisive stance in ongoing transfer negotiations with FC Barcelona, insisting the Spanish giants meet their agreed fee for Marcus Rashford rather than extend his stay…
Historic Royal Meeting: Nigeria’s Tinubu Visits the United Kingdom After 37-Year Hiatus
LONDON — Nigeria’s President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has embarked on a landmark visit to the United Kingdom, holding high-level talks with King Charles III in what marks the first formal…
Senegal Calls for Corruption Probe After CAF Overturns AFCON Final
The government of Senegal has formally called for an international investigation into alleged corruption within the Confederation of African Football (CAF), following the governing body’s controversial decision to overturn the…
Opinion: Liberia–Guinea Border Tensions Demand Dialogue, Not Escalation
Tensions along the border between Liberia and Guinea have once again drawn attention to one of West Africa’s quieter but persistent fault lines. While the current dispute has not escalated…
Opinion: Decapitation Strategy in Iran—Tactical Success, Strategic Uncertainty
The reported killing of Ali Larijani represents more than the loss of another senior Iranian figure; it underscores a turning point in the ongoing U.S.–Israeli campaign against Tehran. What has…
EU Pushes Diplomacy on Hormuz as Trump Urges NATO Naval Support
Brussels — The European Union is calling for urgent diplomatic efforts to keep the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz open, as tensions rise over the ongoing conflict involving Iran and…
Brussels Court Orders Trial of Former Belgian Diplomat Over 1961 Killing of Congo’s First Prime Minister
BRUSSELS, March 17, 2026 — A court in Brussels has ruled that Etienne Davignon, a 93-year-old former Belgian diplomat, must stand trial for his alleged role in the 1961 assassination…
Top Iranian Security Officials Killed in Strikes as Regional Conflict Intensifies
Two senior Iranian figures, including a top security official and the head of the Revolutionary Guard’s Basij militia, were killed in overnight strikes, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing…