Only 78633 international personnel were deployed for peace operations at the end of December 2025 down 49% in 9 years.
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Oceanographer Robert Ballard Returns to Kansas to Launch New Titanic Exhibition
The discoverer of the Titanic wreck is opening a new exhibit in his home state of Kansas telling the ship’s hidden story.
Senior US Official Cautions Iran Peace Deal Memorandum of Understanding Still Days Away
Officials sought to tamp down expectations the MOU would be signed during Memorial Day weekend.
Iran War Is Testing Gulf’s Ambitions to Become a Global AI Hub as Investment Stalls
Technology investors are pausing Gulf AI projects until the security situation around the Strait of Hormuz stabilises.
Trump to Undergo Annual Medical Checkup at Military Medical Center on Tuesday
The presidential medical examination is scheduled to take place at the military health facility later this week.
US Warships Continue to Patrol the Strait of Hormuz as Peace Talks Continue
The American naval presence in the Persian Gulf remained active as diplomatic negotiations continued in Cairo.
US Imposes Visa Restrictions on Travellers From Countries Affected by Ebola Outbreak
The Trump administration announced visa curbs for nationals of countries where the new Ebola strain is spreading.
Nigeria’s APC Primaries: Tinubu Polls 10.9 Million Votes to Clinch Presidential Ticket
The incumbent president secured the All Progressives Congress nomination with an overwhelming majority of votes.
Nigeria PDP Gubernatorial Primaries: Adebutu Lamido and Aondoakaa Emerge as Candidates
The Peoples Democratic Party completed its state gubernatorial primaries across multiple states on Monday.
NCAA Places 11 Nigerian Airlines on No-Pay-No-Service List Over Debt Sanctions
Nigeria’s Civil Aviation Authority warned the listed carriers face operational disruption if debts remain unpaid.