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Footballer reports racist abuse after mistaken identity|Edouard Philippe trails in presidential election polls|Troubles victims feel betrayed by governments, says expert|ASUU threatens confrontation over University of Abuja land|US issues 2026 holiday travel guidelines for foreign nationals|Karnataka High Court voids politician's appointment|Iraq increases oil exports to Turkey, signs Chevron deal|Longtime anchor Bruce Graham dies at 84|MEA monitoring Bangladesh garment worker protests|Southwest APC Leaders Unite Behind Tinubu's Re-election|Footballer reports racist abuse after mistaken identity|Edouard Philippe trails in presidential election polls|Troubles victims feel betrayed by governments, says expert|ASUU threatens confrontation over University of Abuja land|US issues 2026 holiday travel guidelines for foreign nationals|Karnataka High Court voids politician's appointment|Iraq increases oil exports to Turkey, signs Chevron deal|Longtime anchor Bruce Graham dies at 84|MEA monitoring Bangladesh garment worker protests|Southwest APC Leaders Unite Behind Tinubu's Re-election|
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Nigeria
sports12 min ago

Footballer reports racist abuse after mistaken identity

A footballer received racist abuse and threats due to being mistaken for another player. This occurred following the death of Spanish footballer Jesús de Miguel.

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United States
politics14 min ago

Edouard Philippe trails in presidential election polls

Edouard Philippe is currently projected to finish behind Jean-Luc Mélenchon in presidential election polls. His party is not expected to advance to the second round.

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Ireland
politics14 min ago

Troubles victims feel betrayed by governments, says expert

Northern Ireland's victims' commissioner stated that those affected by the Troubles feel betrayed. These individuals have been forgotten by successive governments, the commissioner said.

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India
politics18 min ago

Karnataka High Court voids politician's appointment

The Karnataka High Court quashed an ex-MLA's appointment to a land regularization panel. Public office is not a consolation for defeated politicians, the court ruled.

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Iraq
business economy18 min ago

Iraq increases oil exports to Turkey, signs Chevron deal

Iraq has boosted its oil exports to Turkey. The nation also signed a deal with Chevron for the West Qurna-2 field amid ongoing conflict.

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Congo
entertainment18 min ago

Longtime anchor Bruce Graham dies at 84

Bruce Graham, a veteran anchor for ATV and MITV, has passed away at the age of 84. He had a long career in broadcasting.

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Latvia
geopolitics20 min ago

Latvia identifies Russian and Ukrainian drones in airspace violations

Latvia determined that two drones violating its airspace originated from Russia and Ukraine respectively. The airspace incursions were identified through aviation monitoring.

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Antigua and Barbuda
politics20 min ago

King Charles to deliver speech on Britain's slave trade history

King Charles plans to give a speech addressing the United Kingdom's role in the slave trade. The remarks are expected to take an unflinching approach to the historical subject.

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