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The Iranian government has passed the first draft of a bill that would severly punish any person who speaks to foreign media outlets or media professionals deemed hostile by the authorities. If passed, the bill could see people jailed for up to 30 years.
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<p>Doha: The Qatar-Sri Lanka Joint Committee on Labour held its regular meeting in Doha on Monday.</p> <p>The meeting was co-chaired by HE Undersecretary of the Ministry of Labour Sheikha Najwa bint…
The Federal Government may shut down the Lagos section of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway within two weeks if motorists and read more FG threatens to shut Coastal Highway over safety breaches…
Presented by American Policy Ventures — 🍎 Plus: UN General Assembly kicks off in New York {beacon} It’s Monday. We’re already drinking from a firehose of news so far today, so let’s dive in.
Funmi Ogundare A Professor of Religion and Society at Princeton Theological Seminary, New Jersey, United States, Afe Adogame, has called for holistic and interdisciplinary approach to insecurity in…
After “Operation Carthage” reached senior officials in his office, Ruslan Kravchenko lost the leadership post of prosecutor general.
The State Department on Saturday warned Americans in the Middle East to exercise caution, after the Iranian-backed Houthis launched an attack on the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh.
