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In a recent conversation, U.S. President Donald Trump conveyed to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that the United States could potentially take ownership and management of Ukraine's nuclear power plants. This proposition forms part of his latest efforts to secure a ceasefire amid Russia's ongoing invasion. The offer coincides with discussions involving military leaders from approximately 30 nations, all eager to contribute to a protective ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. These discussions are set to take place…

Renaissance: A New Chapter in Nigeria's Energy Sector The energy landscape in Nigeria is shifting dramatically, with Renaissance standing at the forefront of this transformation. A partnership forged among Aradel Holdings PLC and three other prominent Nigerian enterprises—each carved from the oil-rich terrains of the Niger Delta—constitutes Renaissance. This coalition includes ND Western Limited, FIRST Exploration and Petroleum Development Company Limited, and the Waltersmith Group, complemented by Petrolin, a globally…

US President Donald Trump recently expressed his engagement in discussions about potentially acquiring the popular social media platform, TikTok. He hinted that a significant announcement regarding the app’s fate could arrive within the next month. While on a journey to Florida aboard Air Force One, he stated, “I’ve had conversations with a multitude of individuals about TikTok, and the interest is truly vast.” This comment reflected the administration's growing focus on the app, which has become a cultural phenomenon.…

President Joseph Boakai has officially accepted the resignation of Commerce Minister Amin Modad. This decision came in the wake of significant public backlash regarding Modad's acquisition of a vehicle that surpassed the established price ceiling. "His actions demonstrate a serious lapse in judgment and an insensitivity to the prevailing economic circumstances in our nation," Boakai remarked, emphasizing the need for accountability in leadership. The former Minister of Commerce defended his choice, explaining that the…

Following the resignation of the Prime Minister and the closure of Parliament, President Kaïs Saïed announced on Monday the resignation of the Minister of Defense. In the morning, conflicts erupted in Tunis between supporters of the leader of the Ennahdha party, which is the leader of the assembly, and those of the head of state.…