Namibia has rejected Elon Musk’s Starlink licence bid, citing local ownership rules, marking the company’s second setback in southern Africa.
Namibia Rejects Starlink Licence Bid, Marking Second Setback In Southern Africa Read More »
Slovenia has become the first EU nation to impose fuel rationing as rising energy costs and supply disruptions intensify.
Slovenia Becomes First EU Nation To Enforce Fuel Rationing Read More »
Police are investigating a suspected Iran-linked arson attack that destroyed four Jewish ambulances in London
Probe Launched Into Suspected Iran-Linked Arson Attack On Jewish Ambulances In London Read More »
The US has banned new foreign-made internet routers, citing fears they could be exploited for espionage and infrastructure attacks.
US Bans New Foreign-Made Internet Routers Over Security Concerns Read More »
FIFA’s live rankings now show Morocco gaining points from the forfeited AFCON final against Senegal.
FIFA Rankings Update Reflects Morocco’s AFCON ‘Victory’ Read More »
Oil prices fell sharply on Monday after Trump announced a five‑day pause on US strikes on Iran following productive talks.
At least 81 people have died in Kenya as torrential rains and flash floods submerge villages, destroy farmland, and displace thousands.
Torrential Rains And Flash Floods Kill At Least 81 Across Kenya Read More »
The White House has installed a Christopher Columbus statue on its grounds.
Hezbollah and Israel tensions have escalated after Israel approved expanded attacks, raising fears of a ground invasion in Lebanon.
Israel Approves Expanded Ground, Air Offensive Against Hezbollah In Lebanon Read More »
Starmer and Trump have discussed the need to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as the Middle East conflict continues.
UK, US Push To Reopen Strait Of Hormuz As War Disrupts Global Energy Supply Read More »
