Pam Bondi Declines Questions on Trump’s Role in Epstein Files Release

Former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi declined to answer questions about President Donald Trump’s involvement in the Department of Justice’s handling and release of files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. During a nearly four-hour interview with the House Oversight Committee on May 29, Bondi repeatedly refused to discuss conversations she may have had…

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Former Trump Adviser John Bolton Expected to Plead Guilty in Classified Information Case

John Bolton, who served as National Security Adviser during President Donald Trump’s first administration, is expected to plead guilty to a charge related to the mishandling of classified information, according to sources familiar with the case. Sources told ABC News that Bolton is expected to plead guilty to one count of illegal retention of sensitive…

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Oyo School Kidnapping triggers national response as Nigeria intensifies rescue operations

Nigeria is facing renewed concerns over insecurity after armed attackers abducted pupils and teachers from three schools in Oyo State, an incident that has shocked communities and intensified calls for stronger protection of educational institutions. The attack occurred on May 15, 2026, in the rural communities of Ahoro-Esin-Ile, Yawota, and Alawusa in Oriire Local Government…

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East African Universities Launch AI Network to Boost Research and Education

Universities across East Africa have launched a new regional network aimed at advancing artificial intelligence research and education. The initiative was introduced by the Inter-University Council for East Africa in collaboration with the East African Science and Technology Commission and the German development agency GIZ. The Regional Network on Artificial Intelligence in Education and Research…

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ICE detaining noncriminal migrants: What the latest data reveals

The issue of ICE detaining noncriminal migrants has drawn national attention after new data showed a growing share of detainees have no criminal convictions or pending charges. The shift comes amid intensified enforcement policies and renewed political debate over immigration in 2026. Recent statements from U.S. leadership have further amplified scrutiny of enforcement priorities. ICE…

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Pakistan Afghanistan open war: What the statement really means

The phrase Pakistan Afghanistan open war has raised alarm across South Asia following Pakistan’s reported air strikes in Kabul and other provinces. When Pakistan’s defence minister declared “open war,” it signaled a sharp escalation in already fragile relations between Islamabad and the Afghan Taliban government. This development suggests a move beyond covert tensions toward overt…

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South Korea’s former president Yoon Suk Yeol Sentenced to Life for Leading 2024 Martial Law Insurrection

A South Korean court has sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to life in prison for leading an insurrection linked to his declaration of martial law in December 2024. The Seoul Central District Court ruled that Yoon personally directed the failed attempt to seize control of the government. Prosecutors argued that his actions seriously threatened…

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Hillary Clinton Epstein files cover-up claim in BBC interview

The Hillary Clinton Epstein files cover-up allegation has intensified political tensions in Washington after the former US secretary of state accused the Trump administration of withholding key documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. Speaking to the BBC in Berlin, Clinton urged officials to release the remaining files, saying the administration was “slow-walking it.” Clinton calls for…

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AU peace and security council Somalia: Reaffirms sovereignty and condemns external interference

The AU Peace and Security Council Somalia reaffirmed the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity on Thursday. It rejected Israel’s recognition of Somaliland and condemned external interference in Sudan amid escalating conflict. Rejection of Somaliland Recognition The council issued a statement condemning Israel’s unilateral recognition of Somaliland as an independent state. It called for the recognition…

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Somalia drought crisis 2026: Millions face water shortages and food insecurity

The Somalia drought crisis 2026 has left millions struggling with water shortages, crop failures, and livestock losses. Humanitarian agencies warn that without urgent intervention, parts of the country could face famine. Millions Affected by Drought Somali authorities estimate 4.61 million people are affected, including over 490,000 displaced in search of water, food, and pasture. At…

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North Korea Ninth Party Congress: Kim Jong Un’s Five-Year Strategy and Military Showcase

The North Korea Ninth Party Congress will convene in late February. This major political event will show Kim Jong Un’s domestic and foreign policy agenda over the next five years. It will also display military developments and potential succession plans. Kim Jong Un Showcases Achievements Ahead of Congress Kim Jong Un has toured military and…

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Prince Andrew arrives at royal event amid Epstein investigation

UK Royal Under Investigation Over Alleged Links to Jeffrey Epstein Files

British authorities have confirmed that Prince Andrew, the brother of King Charles III, is under preliminary police review following allegations that he may have shared confidential UK trade documents with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. The development comes after the release of more than three million documents in late January 2026, linked to civil cases…

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Indonesian soldiers prepare for Gaza peace mission

Indonesia Prepares to Deploy 8,000 Troops to Gaza in Support of Peace Efforts

Indonesia has announced plans to deploy 8,000 soldiers to Gaza, becoming the first country to take concrete action under the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement. The deployment was confirmed by General Maruli Simanjuntak, Commander of the Indonesian National Armed Forces, who said preparations and training for the troops are already underway. According to…

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Rwandan women participating in an environmental conservation meeting in Southern Province

Women Called to the Forefront of Environmental Protection in Rwanda

Women in Rwanda’s Southern Province have been urged to take a leading role in environmental protection, as officials and community leaders emphasize their critical contribution to sustainable development, climate resilience, and family welfare. The call was made during a provincial congress organized by the Green Party of Rwanda, which brought together women members to strengthen…

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Socialist Party support in Venezuela weakens after Maduro’s capture

Socialist Party support in Venezuela is showing visible cracks as distrust, internal divisions, and shrinking financial benefits undermine the ruling party’s grip on power following the capture of President Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces. In Maracaibo, Venezuela’s main oil-producing city, members of the ruling United Socialist Party (PSUV) conducted door-to-door visits weeks after Maduro’s removal…

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UBS Banked Ghislaine Maxwell After Epstein’s Arrest, Documents Show

UBS Banked Ghislaine Maxwell after Epstein’s arrest, documents show

UBS banked Ghislaine Maxwell for years and continued managing millions of dollars linked to her finances even after the arrest of Jeffrey Epstein, according to newly released U.S. Justice Department documents. The records reveal that the Swiss banking giant opened accounts for Maxwell in 2014, shortly after JPMorgan Chase ended its relationship with Epstein, and…

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President Kagame warns leaders they will be held accountable at any time

President Kagame accountability message emphasized on 5 February 2026 that leaders must be ready to answer at any time for their decisions and how they manage public resources. During the 20th National Umushyikirano Council at Kigali Convention Centre, he stressed that leadership requires constant scrutiny and responsibility to serve citizens effectively. President Kagame: Leaders must…

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Trump Warns UK Over Closer China Ties

Donald Trump has warned that Britain’s growing business relationship with China is “very dangerous.” He made the comments while Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer continued his visit to Beijing. After the UK and China announced new trade and investment agreements, Trump reacted strongly. He shared his views at a documentary premiere about his wife, Melania….

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Qatar mediates peace talks between DR Congo government and AFC/M23 representatives

Doha Peace Talks Between DR Congo Government and AFC/M23 May Resume This Weekend

Peace talks in Doha between representatives of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) government and the AFC/M23 coalition may resume later this weekend, according to diplomatic sources. The negotiations, mediated by the State of Qatar, had been suspended since early December 2025 following renewed fighting in South Kivu Province, which culminated in the capture of…

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Rwanda Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe addresses EU Parliament criticism

Rwanda’s Foreign Minister Tells EU Parliament It Has No Authority Over Rwanda

Rwanda’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ambassador Olivier Nduhungirehe, has firmly reminded the European Union (EU) Parliament that it holds no authority over the Republic of Rwanda and therefore cannot issue directives to the country. The minister made the remarks on January 29, 2026, in response to recent actions and statements by members…

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UK–China Relations Enter New Phase as Starmer Seeks Reset

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has signaled a fresh approach to relations with China, saying he wants to build a “sophisticated relationship” with Beijing that supports economic growth and strengthens security cooperation. ALSO READ: Brutal Cold and Snowstorm Turn Deadly in NYC Historic Visit Marks Renewed Engagement Speaking during his official visit to China, Starmer…

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Minneapolis ICE shootings put Trump immigration crackdown at center of election-year fight

The Minneapolis ICE shootings have pushed former President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration crackdown into the center of a fierce election-year political battle. The debate intensified after two U.S. citizens were killed during confrontations involving federal immigration agents. As a result, national scrutiny of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has sharply increased. The incidents have divided…

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