By Ann Mcgregor, PhD More damning facts are emerging about the frosty relationships between International Development Partners and Economic Financial Crimes Commission of Nigeria (EFCC). US Justice Department and EU officials are hesitant and some ...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today Canada will continue to link Beijing’s decision to charge two Canadians with spying to the arrest of a Chinese tech executive, hours after China chided him to “stop making irresponsible remarks.” ...
India and China on Saturday each traded accusations that the other had violated their shared de facto border, an area that this week became the site of the deadliest clash in half a century between ...
Prime minister Scott Morrison says ‘sophisticated state-based cyber actor’ has spent months trying to hack all levels of government, businesses and critical infrastructure China is considered to be the chief suspect behind escalating cyber-attacks on Australia, government ...
A top U.S. federal prosecutor whose office has been investigating President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, Rudolph Giuliani, on Friday refused to step down after the administration abruptly said it was replacing him. The dramatic standoff ...
The death of George Floyd during his arrest in the US city of Minneapolis last month has shed light on the plight of another community: Black Iraqis. They say racial discrimination against them is on ...
By Ann Mcgregor, PhD This is not the best of times for the head of the Nigeria’s anti-graft body, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu following a damning assessment of his leadership ...
Nigeria’s president criticised his heads of security on Thursday for their handling of attacks across the north of the country and said more needs to be done to resolve the problem, the national security adviser ...
Insecurity in Sahel set to worsen in coming years A series of setbacks for counter-terrorism operations by the G5 Sahel states – Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania and Niger – has exacerbated spiralling insecurity ...
South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Friday accepted the resignation of the minister responsible for relations with North Korea, as tensions with Pyongyang rise over the activities of defectors in the South and stalled diplomacy. ...
