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Iran  to take in more Afghan female students after Taliban ban IRNA news agency on Tuesday, reported that Iran is planning to accept more female students from  Afghanistan  after Taliban…

Iran charges 2 French nationals with espionage A spokesperson for the judicial authorities in Tehran, on Tuesday said Iranian prosecutors had charged two French nationals with espionage.…

South Sudan: UN, partners call for urgent intervention to end violence The UN mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) together with international partners, have called for immediate end to the…

Nigeria, Germany strengthen collaborations on climate, energy transition The Federal Government and the government of Germany have pledged commitments to deepen bilateral ties, meet the…

Iran executes first protester since start of unrest A demonstrator in Iran has been executed for the first time since mass anti-government protests began in September, state news agency…

British nuclear plant confirmed with 700m pounds public stake The British government has confirmed the go-ahead for the new Sizewell C nuclear power plant in Suffolk, backing the scheme…

UK businesses call for looser immigration rules to boost growth A London Organisation has urged Britain to create a programme of temporary work visas to boost economic growth and resolve…

Ghana president sacks junior finance minister over alleged impropriety Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo, on Monday sacked Charles Adu Boahen, the minister of state for finance, after…

Lebanon fails to elect new president for 5th time Lebanon’s parliament on Thursday failed to elect a new president as political parties could not yet agree on a figure for the vacant…

Climate crisis: UN scribe advocates historic pact between developed, emerging economies Secretary General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres has called for a “historic pact” between…