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The inaugural high-speed rail service between Paris and Berlin launched, promising an 8-hour journey between the two capitals.
By: Frances Ibiefo
The CBN has introduced a N100,000 daily withdrawal limit on PoS terminals as part of efforts to promote a cashless economy.
By: Frances Ibiefo
Nigeria's Interior Minister Tunji-Ojo has revealed a contactless passport expansion to the UK, US, and others by January.
A naval speedboat has collided with a passenger ferry off Mumbai's coast, killing 13 people and leaving over 100 rescued.
By: Frances Ibiefo
China and India are set to pursue "fair and reasonable" solutions for their border dispute.
By: Frances Ibiefo
Confidence Macharry, Security Analyst has emphasised restoring traditional dispute resolution and enhancing governance to reduce Nigeria’s crime rates and socio-political disparities.
A verdict is expected Friday in Matteo Salvini's trial for kidnapping and dereliction of duty over a 2019 migrant rescue incident.
US diplomats visit Syria for the first time since Assad's ouster, seeking information on missing journalist Austin Tice.
By: Frances Ibiefo
Okey Ikechukwu has criticised overstaffing in government offices, fostering a culture of unearned salaries and low productivity.
Dele Farotimi has been granted N30 million bail in his defamation case, with conditions including surrendering his passport.
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