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Liberia Agrees to Accept 1,200 Deportees from United States
WorldNYTAl Jazeeraaftonbladet+3berlingskehindustan-timescyprus-mail20m ago6 sources

Liberia Agrees to Accept 1,200 Deportees from United States

Liberia has reached an agreement with the United States to accept up to 1,200 deportees, including third-country nationals. This decision marks a significant development in international deportation policies.

Ukraine Warns Iran Against Escalation and Support for Russia
WorldAl Jazeeraukrainska-pravdairozhlas+22orfde-volkskrantpublicodelfi-ltdennik-ndigi24The Independentn1-serbia+14 more21d ago25 sources

Ukraine Warns Iran Against Escalation and Support for Russia

Ukraine's foreign minister warned his Iranian counterpart against escalation and providing support to Russia, following an incident in the Caspian Sea. This diplomatic exchange aims to de-escalate tensions between the two nations.

Mob killing of Liberian national in Ghana
Worldmyjoyonline5mo ago

Mob killing of Liberian national in Ghana

Three individuals have been arrested in connection with the alleged lynching of a 26-year-old Liberian national, Austin Tengeeh, near Lashibi in Ghana's Greater Accra Region.

Over 2.6 Tons of Cocaine Seized Off Portuguese Coast
Politicstelexdeloindex-hr+324urjutarnji-listla-vanguardia22d ago6 sources

Over 2.6 Tons of Cocaine Seized Off Portuguese Coast

Authorities seized more than 2.6 tons of cocaine off the coast of Portugal, with an estimated value of 500 million euros. This operation follows a separate seizure of nearly 4 tons of cocaine in Liberia, which led to the arrest of several individuals, including a Serbian national.

Five Charged After Major Cocaine Seizure in Liberia
PoliticsThe Guardian1mo ago

Five Charged After Major Cocaine Seizure in Liberia

Authorities in Liberia have charged five suspects following one of the country's largest drug seizures, where over 200kg of cocaine valued at £14.2m was found at Monrovia airport, falsely declared as seasoning cubes.

Gold Mining Pollution Raises Concerns in Liberia
BusinessFrance 244mo ago

Gold Mining Pollution Raises Concerns in Liberia

Communities in Liberia are expressing alarm over increasing water and soil pollution attributed to gold mining operations, with residents in Jikandor village accusing Bea Mountain Mining Corporation of environmental violations.

Russian Missile Strike Kills Five in Dnipro, Ukraine
PoliticsFox Newsukrainska-pravdaaftonbladet+34le-figarolsm-lvsvenska-dagbladetder-standardirozhlasla-repubblicarzeczpospolitadie-presse+26 more4mo ago37 sources

Russian Missile Strike Kills Five in Dnipro, Ukraine

A Russian missile strike on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro resulted in the deaths of five people and injured dozens more. Following the deadly attack, a day of mourning was declared in Dnipro.

Crude tankers from Russia, Liberia on way to Indian ports
BusinessTimes of India5mo ago

Crude tankers from Russia, Liberia on way to Indian ports

Two crude oil tankers have successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz, heading towards Indian ports. This offers some relief to energy supplies. Several tankers carrying Russian oil are also rerouting to India. Shipping operations in the Gulf remain challenging, with increased costs due to diversions and higher insurance premiums.

G7 releases record amount of oil stocks to 'calm the markets down'
BusinessAPReutersBBC+101bloombergNYTwsjFTle-mondewapoThe GuardianAl Jazeera+93 more5mo ago104 sources

G7 releases record amount of oil stocks to 'calm the markets down'

G7 leaders have announced the record release of 400 million barrels of oil in response to the war in the Middle East. This represents about twenty days worth of usual oil traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, currently through dangerous to go through due to the threat of Iranian strikes. This initiative aims 'to calm markets down', as FRANCE 24's Philip Turle explains.

Are Vessels Starting To Identify As "Chinese" To Transit Hormuz Chokepoint
Worldzerohedge5mo ago

Are Vessels Starting To Identify As "Chinese" To Transit Hormuz Chokepoint

Are Vessels Starting To Identify As "Chinese" To Transit Hormuz Chokepoint A second China-linked bulk carrier broadcasted "CHINA OWNER_ALL CREW" while transiting the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday morning in an effort to reduce the risk of an IRGC drone or missile attack. We were the first to highlight this tactic late Wednesday night and believe it will only become more widespread within the commercial shipping community. The Liberia-flagged Sino Ocean broadcasted "CHINA OWNER_AL...

Cocaine Trade Pressures Liberia Amid Corruption Concerns
Worldnos9d ago

Cocaine Trade Pressures Liberia Amid Corruption Concerns

Hundreds of millions of dollars worth of cocaine have been burned in Liberia, signaling authorities' stance against drug cartels, but the country faces pressure from the cocaine trade, with corruption hindering effective countermeasures.

Ghanaian bank expands into Liberia
Worldmyjoyonline17d ago

Ghanaian bank expands into Liberia

First Atlantic Bank, a Ghanaian institution, has expanded its operations into Liberia, demonstrating the growing capacity of Ghanaian businesses to compete internationally.

Kush Drug Devastates Sierra Leone and Liberia
Worldle-monde20d ago

Kush Drug Devastates Sierra Leone and Liberia

Kush, a synthetic and highly addictive drug sold at a low price, is causing rapid addiction and severe, often fatal, injuries, devastating communities in Sierra Leone and Liberia. Photographer Gaël Turine documented the destruction wrought by this new synthetic drug among youth in Freetown and Monrovia.

Liberia Seizes Over $300 Million in Cocaine, Arrests Made
WorldBBCnosn1-serbia+1vijesti-me27d ago4 sources

Liberia Seizes Over $300 Million in Cocaine, Arrests Made

Liberian authorities have seized over $300 million worth of cocaine in the country's largest-ever drug bust. Several individuals have been arrested in connection with the massive drug operation, including one person with a Serbian passport.

US Announces Plan to Aid Ships in Strait of Hormuz Amid Iran Tensions
PoliticsReutersBBCbloomberg+67le-mondeThe GuardianAl JazeeraFox Newsnzzyle-uutisetcnbcnos+59 more3mo ago70 sources

US Announces Plan to Aid Ships in Strait of Hormuz Amid Iran Tensions

President Trump announced that the U.S. would help free or escort ships stranded in the Strait of Hormuz. This initiative comes amid ongoing discussions and a fragile ceasefire in the region, against a backdrop of broader tensions with Iran.

Iranian Gunboat Fires at Container Ship Off Oman
Worldsbs-news3mo ago

Iranian Gunboat Fires at Container Ship Off Oman

An Iranian gunboat reportedly fired at a container ship off the coast of Oman, with another vessel off Iran also targeted. The Liberian-flagged ship had permission to transit the Strait of Hormuz.

GCB Bank PLC to Acquire Liberia's Third-Largest Bank
Businessmyjoyonline4mo ago

GCB Bank PLC to Acquire Liberia's Third-Largest Bank

GCB Bank PLC, a Ghanaian financial institution, has announced its intention to expand regionally by acquiring Liberia's third-largest bank. This strategic move aims to broaden the bank's footprint beyond its domestic market.

Nigerian Airstrike in Borno: Army Justifies Attack Amid Civilian Deaths, Survivors Recount Ordeal
PoliticsAPBBCNYT+29The GuardianAl Jazeeradr-dknosaftonbladetberlingskeSCMPsvenska-dagbladet+21 more4mo ago32 sources

Nigerian Airstrike in Borno: Army Justifies Attack Amid Civilian Deaths, Survivors Recount Ordeal

The Nigerian Army has justified a precision airstrike in Jilli village, Borno State, claiming it targeted a terrorist hub, despite reports of civilian deaths. Survivors have since recounted their ordeal, stating they were legitimate animal traders at Jilli market when the attack occurred, while Amnesty International condemned the incident.

Border Tensions: ECOWAS urges restraint among Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone
Worldvanguard-ng5mo ago

Border Tensions: ECOWAS urges restraint among Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone

The Economic Community of West African States has expressed concern over rising tensions along the borders between Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, urging the countries involved to exercise restraint and resolve their differences through peaceful dialogue. The post Border Tensions: ECOWAS urges restraint among Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone appeared first on Vanguard News.

West African content creators pledge to combat commercialisation of disinformation
Politicsmyjoyonline5mo ago

West African content creators pledge to combat commercialisation of disinformation

Content creators from across West Africa have pledged to promote information integrity in the sub-region at a disinformation webinar jointly hosted by the European Union (EU) in Ghana, the Centre for Journalism, Innovation and Development (CJID), and DUBAWA Ghana. The participants, bloggers, tech experts and influencers from Nigeria, Liberia and Ghana acknowledged the widespread commercialisation of disinformation on social media and committed to confronting the practice within their spheres...