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Fire destroys property worth millions of naira in Ilorin

A fire outbreak on Thursday destroyed property worth millions of naira in a building in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital. The incident occurred at about 15:56 hours adjacent to Ile-Anu Wofem Church, behind the Industrial Training Fund, ITF, Asa-Dam Area, Ilorin metropolis, according to the spokesman of the state fire service, Hassan…

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Gilad Erdan says Unity Party weighs alliances, seeks broad government without radicals - interview

Erdan said that showing voters “a few parties together that are already above the political threshold” could “give a real boost” to support, as voters would know “the vote is not going to be wasted.”

  • Unity Party leader Gilad Erdan explores alliances to meet electoral threshold.
  • Erdan considers merging with Blue and White or Zionist Home-The Reservists parties.
  • Party advocates broad coalition to unite political spectrum, reject radical influence.

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'Diplomatic emergency': Bennett presents plan for restoring Israel's position in US, Middle East

Bennett described Israel's situation as a "diplomatic emergency," saying that "foreign leaders are making decisions about our future, hostile countries are shaping our borders."

  • Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett unveils foreign policy blueprint ahead of elections.
  • Emphasizes restoring Israel's image in US eyes and strengthening ties with Washington.
  • Criticizes current Israeli government for lacking diplomatic counterpart.

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Trump's Venezuela Deal Is a 'Shameful' Gift to Dictators: Former Adviser

Elliott Abrams, Trump's former special envoy to Venezuela, tells Newsweek about the risks of a deal with Delcy Rodriguez.

  • Former Trump adviser Elliott Abrams criticizes new U.S. oil deal with Venezuela.
  • Deal grants U.S. 20% stake in Venezuela's oil reserves at no cost.
  • Abrams claims deal strengthens Rodríguez's position and discourages democracy.

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US Forest Service closing 23 research facilities as part of reorganization under Trump

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — The U.S. Forest Service is closing 23 research stations in more than a dozen states as part of an organizational overhaul under President Donald Trump that is intended to trim…

  • US Forest Service to close 23 research facilities nationwide
  • 95 employees to be transferred to new locations
  • Reorganization aims to control costs and relocate HQ to Salt Lake City
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