U.S. Moves to Grant Chevron License for Minimum Operations in Venezuela
The U.S. plans to issue a license for Chevron to conduct minimal operations in Venezuela amid an expiring oil-export license...
Isaac Goldberg
Isaac Goldberg is a veteran journalist and editor with a storied career spanning 20 years. His work has significantly impacted public discourse by covering critical issues related to civil rights and government accountability. Isaac graduated from New York University's Journalism program and has received multiple awards for his commitment to high-quality journalism and his ability to sift through complex themes to reveal compelling truths.
Deadly Thunderstorms in Northern India Linked to Unusual Weather Patterns
Severe thunderstorms in northern India have led to at least 59 fatalities, attributed to unusual weather patterns and persistent winter...
Cholera Outbreak Escalates in Angola: Urgent Response Required
In January 2025, a cholera outbreak in Bairro Paraíso, Cacuaco, Luanda, reported 25 suspected cases, including five deaths. By late...
‘My Father’s Shadow’: A Historic and Poignant Insight into Lagos Politics
Akinola Davies Jr.'s *My Father's Shadow*, the first Nigerian film at Cannes, explores a pivotal election day in 1993 Lagos...
Discoveries in Egyptian Archaeology Illuminate Ancient Civilization
Recent archaeological discoveries in Egypt reveal significant insights into ancient civilization, with findings such as burial sites and underground tunnels...
North Korea’s Diplomatic U-Turn: Sudden Closure of Borders Following Recent Allowances
North Korea has halted new visa issuances after recently allowing foreign influencers to enter, a sudden about-face that prompts questions...
Weekly News Roundup: Shifts in the Semiconductor Landscape
This week featured major developments in the tech and semiconductor sectors, emphasizing China's lithography advancements, Samsung securing new contracts with...
Australia’s Cyclone Season: Key Facts and Safety Measures
This cyclone season sees increased activity with several significant storms impacting Australia. Notably, Storm Sean in January and Storm Zelia...
Borno State Massacre: 23 Farmers and Fishermen Killed by Militants in Nigeria
At least 23 farmers and fishermen were killed by suspected Islamist militants in Borno state, Nigeria, sparking fears of intensified...
Compulsory Voting and the Crisis of Democracy in Nigeria
Nigeria's proposed Compulsory Voting Bill aims to penalize non-voters, igniting widespread condemnation as critics highlight the misaligned focus of lawmakers....
