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Former UK PM Keir Starmer to Step Down as MP

Sir Keir Starmer steps down as MP for Holborn and St Pancras, ending an 11-year Westminster career to focus on international affairs and tech policy, while triggering a high-stakes by-election for Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

Trump Asks Apple to Rename Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’

President Donald Trump has asked Apple to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America” on Apple Maps, following a U.S. government order and Google's move.

Algeria Seeks Death Penalty for Forest Arsonists

Algeria is stepping in to mandate death penalty for intentional forest arson after the death of 12 people by the wildfire which caused a widespread destruction.

Iceland Rejects EU Talks as Trump’s Greenland Push Looms

EU accession talks rejected by the Icelanders in preserving national control over fishers. While President Trump’s Greenland ambitions deposit new security pressures

Russian Strike Near Kyiv Kills 37 in Depot Blast

Not more 37 people died after a Russian drone strike which triggered an ammunition depot near Kyiv. House and infrastructures have been damage.

US Judge Blocks Postal Rule Targeting Mail-In Voting

US Judge Indira Talwani has temporarily stopped the mail-in voting. The verdict has opened another core legal dispute ahead of the 2026 midterms

Politics

Delta Youths Urged to Back Oborevwori’s Second-Term Bid – Chief Abuah

By : News breeze The Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Delta State on Youth Mobilisation, Chief Lucky Blessing Abuah, has urged Delta youths...

Peter Obi Condemns Tinubu Over Three-Week European Trip

Peter Obi criticizes President Bola Tinubu's three-week European working vacation, sparking a major political debate over presidential visibility, executive priorities, and state response times amid ongoing domestic security and economic pressures.

FBI Declaration Says Tinubu Was Subject of US Criminal Investigation

The fight over the records continues, FBI court declaration reportedly acknowledged that Tinubu was the subject of an inherent US criminal investigation

APC, Adeleke Close Ranks for Tinubu’s 2027 Bid

APC National Secretary Ajibola Basiru’s shake hands with Osun State governor, Ademola Adeleke alert a new political connection in Osun ahead of Tinubu 2027 second term re-election bid.

Tinubu Asks US Court to Block FBI, DEA Records Release

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu pleads with US court to prevent the release of FBI and DEA records connected to historical investigations, expressing privacy protections

Tinubu Asks US Court to Block Release of FBI, DEA Records

President Tinubu pleads with the US court to halt the release of historical FBI and DEA records and intensify a sustainable FOIA dispute with political hindrance in Nigeria.

Security

Tinubu Announces Rescue of 15 NYSC Members, Six Others

President Tinubu has confirmed the rescue of 21 Nigerians, including 15 NYSC members, from kidnappers in Kogi State after a coordinated security operation.

Mutfwang Bans Hisbah Activities Across Plateau

Plateau State Governor Calab Mutfwang has directed an immediate ban to reported Hisbah operatives in parts of the Plateau, stating alleged extortion, harassment and unlawful enforcement.

Troops Foil Borno Attack, Kill 26 Terrorists

Nigeria troops resisted the attack on Kukawa in Borno State, 10 motorcycles were destroyed and 26 fighters were killed during the operation.

FBI Extradites Two Nigerians in Teen Sextortion Cases

The US FBI have extradites two Nigerian men for alleged sextortion schemes that led an American teenager who died by suicide

Health

Nigeria’s Medical Research Infrastructure Faces a New Capacity Test

Nigeria is expanding tertiary health infrastructure, but sustainable medical research will depend on laboratories, funding, specialist talent and strong governance

Plateau Faces Fast-Moving Diphtheria Outbreak as Deaths Rise

Plateau State records 23 deaths and 143 suspected cases of diphtheria within two weeks, as health authorities face critical shortages of antitoxin and laboratory diagnostic tools in Jos North.

DR Congo Ebola Cases Hit 6,041 as Death Toll Nears 3,000

The Democratic Republic of Congo records 6,041 Ebola cases and 2,911 deaths from the Bundibugyo strain. With no approved vaccine for this variant, global health authorities face severe logistical challenges in an urgent race for clinical containment.

Cuba’s 2C12 Enters Human Trials in Cancer Treatment Push

The trial for this new drug for cancer patients, the2C12 immunotherapy by the from Cuba will serve a long lasting benefits if proper clinical testing is done and the studies will also explain the drug safety and other therapeutic benefits

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