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Osun 2026: Tinubu Dilemma: Can president deliver ancestral home to his party, APC?

The election has become a test of President Bola Tinubu's authority within the APC, his personal relations hindering his ability to manage competing interests inside the party. The post Osun 2026: Tinubu Dilemma: Can president deliver ancestral home to his party, APC? appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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Is free movement in Europe threatened by Ceuta crisis?

An escalating row between Italy and Spain over the Ceuta crisis has threatened to derail freedom of movement within the European Union. The arrival of tens of thousands of migrants to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, in North Africa, at the end of July has resulted in Italy and Spain reintroducing border checks for travellers between the two…

Is free movement in Europe threatened by Ceuta crisis?

An escalating row between Italy and Spain over the Ceuta crisis has threatened to derail freedom of movement within the European Union. The arrival of tens of thousands of migrants to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, in North Africa, at the end of July has resulted in Italy and Spain reintroducing border checks for travellers between the two…

No technical option currently exists to lay heating main under Teremky street in Kyiv - Panteleev

Building a heating main branch under Teremkivska Street in the capital’s Holosiivskyi district is technically impossible, and the city cut down trees there due to critical necessity, acting First Deputy Head of the Kyiv City State Administration Petro Panteleev said.

  • No technical option to lay heating main under Teremky street in Kyiv.
  • Existing networks (sewage, water, power) block alternative corridors.
  • First deputy head Petro Panteleev confirms feasibility study findings.

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