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Liverpool Snatch Dramatic Win at Inter Milan with Late Szoboszlai Penalty
Liverpool secured a crucial 1-0 victory over Inter Milan at the San Siro on Tuesday, thanks to a late penalty from Dominik Szoboszlai. The win comes amid a turbulent period for the Reds, with Mohamed Salah absent following a public dispute with manager Arne Slot. Szoboszlai’s Late Penalty Secures Vital Three Points The only goal
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CAIR to Sue Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Over ‘Terrorist’ Label Amid Rising Islamophobia
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) announced that it is preparing to file a lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis following his executive order labeling the prominent civil rights organization as a “foreign terrorist” group. The move has sparked national debate over civil liberties, Islamophobia, and the politicization of security policies in the United States.
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Ilorin Airport Security Foils Stowaway Attempt by Man Trying to Escape to America
Security operatives at the General Tunde Idiagbon International Airport, Ilorin, Kwara State, on Wednesday foiled a daring attempt by a man to stow away on a commercial flight in a bid to escape Nigeria. The suspect, Mr. Segun Martins, was apprehended at around 3:02 p.m. after gaining unauthorized access to the airside and attempting to
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Brigitte Macron Faces Backlash Over Sexist Remark Toward Feminist Activists
French First Lady Brigitte Macron is facing widespread criticism after a video emerged showing her using a sexist slur against feminist activists who recently disrupted a show by actor-comedian Ary Abittan, who had been previously accused of rape. Macron’s office clarified that her intention was to criticize what she called the protesters’ “radical method” of
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Zelenskyy Meets Pope Leo XIV in Rome Amid Rising US Pressure Over Ukraine Peace Plan
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Pope Leo XIV in Rome on December 9, 2025, signaling Kyiv’s continued commitment to international diplomacy as the country faces increasing pressure from the United States regarding its peace negotiations with Russia. The historic meeting took place at St. Peter’s Basilica, a site that previously hosted Zelenskyy and former
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Australia Implements World-First Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Australia has become the first country to ban children under 16 from using major social media platforms, a move aimed at protecting young people from online harms. The law officially took effect at midnight local time on Wednesday (13:00 GMT Tuesday). Platforms Affected The ban applies to 10 of the world’s largest platforms, including: Streaming
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ACLU Sues for Legal Basis Behind Trump’s Caribbean Drug Boat Strikes
US rights groups have filed a lawsuit demanding clarity on the legal justification for the Trump administration’s controversial strikes on alleged drug trafficking vessels in the Caribbean. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), its New York affiliate (NYCLU), and the Center for Constitutional Rights submitted the lawsuit on Tuesday, seeking the release of an Office
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Atiku Calls for Independent Inquiry Into Alleged Army Shooting of Female Protesters in Adamawa
Former Nigerian Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has condemned the recent violence in Lamurde, Adamawa State, describing the bloodshed as unacceptable and urging the government to act swiftly to protect civilians. The clashes between the Bachama and Tsobo communities have reportedly resulted in rising tensions, property destruction, and displacement of residents, prompting calls for urgent intervention. In
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Trump Labels Europe ‘Weak’ Over Immigration, Slams London Mayor Khan
US President Donald Trump has renewed his sharp criticism of Europe, calling the continent “weak” and “decaying” due to immigration policies that, in his view, compromise national security and governance. In an interview with Politico on Tuesday, Trump asserted that European nations should deport individuals who “entered the country illegally,” warning that continued migration could
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US Sanctions Colombian Citizens for Recruiting Fighters in Sudan Civil War
The United States government has imposed sanctions on four Colombian nationals and the companies they operate, accusing them of running a transnational network that recruited former Colombian military personnel to fight in Sudan’s civil war. The sanctions were announced on Tuesday by the US Department of the Treasury. Individuals and Companies Targeted The sanctioned individuals
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