July 7, 2025
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Low expectations from Istanbul talks to end the war in Ukraine

Russia’s decision to send a low-level delegation to the recent negotiations in Istanbul between diplomats from Kyiv and Moscow has cast a shadow of skepticism over the prospects of ending the ongoing war in Ukraine. FRANCE 24’s Istanbul correspondent, Jasper Mortimer, keenly observes the situation, indicating that the talks are unlikely to yield significant progress

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Ram is Written on My Skin Because He Was Denied to My Soul: The Tattooed Saints of the Ramnami Tribe, India

In the heart of Chhattisgarh, along the flowing banks of the Mahanadi River, a remarkable community resides, weaving a tale of devotion turned defiance. They are the Ramnamis, a tribe that chose to wear their faith boldly on their skin, tattooing the name of their god, “Ram,” across every part of their bodies in a

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Australia asks China to explain extraordinary military build-up

The tensions between Australia and China have escalated to a new level as the Australian Defence Minister, Marles, has openly called on China to provide greater transparency regarding its significant military build-up in the Indo-Pacific regions. This demand was made during the prestigious Shangri-La Dialogue, a key annual security summit attended by defense ministers and

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In Elden Ring Nightreign, the FromSoftware formula goes awry

My first few runs through Elden Ring Nightreign felt familiarly masochistic: FromSoftware’s patented against-all-odds boss fights still scratch the same itch that helped turn the Tokyo studio from a niche developer into the progenitor of an entire gaming genre. But where 2022’s Elden Ring represented FromSoftware at the peak of its art in the single-player,

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Trump’s English-only order does irreparable harm to US and its people

The recent push to make English the official language of the United States has sparked intense debate and criticism. Many view this move as yet another example of an administration that fails to appreciate the richness and diversity that immigrants bring to the country. While on the surface, the order may seem innocuous, its implications

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How France Steals Billions from Africa and How They Sponsor Coups

In the heart of Africa, the echoes of history still reverberate through the continent, shaping its present and future. The intricate web of neocolonialism, a modern form of exploitation and control, continues to cast a shadow over the aspirations and development of African nations. The LNN podcast recently delved into this complex issue, shedding light

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Farewell Adesina, hello Ould Tah

In the realm of African development and finance, the winds of change are ever-shifting, ushering in new faces and potential opportunities. The recent transition from Adesina to Ould Tah at the helm of the African Development Bank (AfDB) has sparked conversations and ignited hopes for a future marked by fairer and more autonomous financing for

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Lagosians face 3 months jail term or N250k fine for illegal refuse disposal

The Lagos State Government is taking a stern stance against illegal refuse disposal and littering within the state. In a recent announcement, the government has made it clear that residents who engage in such actions could face serious consequences, including a three-month jail term or a hefty fine of N250,000. This move underscores the authorities’

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Nigerian Mans Frustration: Stranded in Traffic for 90 Minutes after VIP Roadblock

Picture this: you’re cruising down a major road, the day’s tasks swirling in your mind, when suddenly, chaos ensues. Honking horns, screeching brakes, and a sea of vehicles at a standstill. This nightmare became a reality for a Nigerian man and many other motorists who found themselves trapped in a gridlock for a staggering 90

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The reopened inquest into the death of former ANC president Chief Albert Luthuli captured the attention of many as it resumed in the KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Pietermaritzburg. This significant event has reignited discussions surrounding the mysterious circumstances of Chief Luthulis passing, sparking both curiosity and reflection on his legacy.

Chief Albert Luthuli, a revered leader in the fight against apartheid in South Africa, met his untimely death in 1967 under contentious circumstances. His legacy as a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and a symbol of resistance against racial oppression continues to inspire generations. The inquest seeks to shed light on the circumstances surrounding his death

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