Nigeria to pay $496 million to settle claims over steel plants
ABUJA, Sept 3 (Reuters) – Nigeria has agreed to pay $496 million to settle a multi-billion dollar claim from Global Steel Holdings Ltd following the termination of a contract to…
Sri Lanka’s ousted president Gotabaya Rajapaksa returns home after fleeing
The situation in the bankrupt country was made worse by global factors like the pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but many hold the once-powerful Rajapaksa family as responsible for…
Faced with the Chinese threat, Japan plans to improve its long-range missiles
The country plans to improve the range of its anti-ship missiles from 100 kilometers to a thousand kilometers, which would allow them to reach Chinese coastal areas as well as…
Chile: the economic slowdown is confirmed
The annual growth rate in 2022 should, according to the government, be limited to 1.6%. Chile’s gross domestic product (GDP) rose 5.4% in the second quarter, down from the previous…
Search at Trump’s house: the FBI was looking for documents on nuclear weapons
The Washington Post says intelligence officers were looking for documents containing nuclear-related information that could “fall into the wrong hands”. There is no indication that these documents have been found.…
Uneasy truce between Israel and Islamic Jihad after three days of hostilities
Israeli strikes, in response to Palestinian rocket fire, left 44 dead in Gaza, according to Hamas. After mediation by Egypt, the fighting was suspended on Sunday evening. The tenuous truce…
The EU denounces Hungary before the European justice for Orbán’s anti-LGTBI law
The Community Executive also takes Budapest before the Court of Justice of the European Union for its refusal to renew the license of Klubradio, a radio station critical of the…