Nigeria
"As for me, World War III has already been declared"
Pope Francis suggested that the Third World War was already underway, as evidenced by the "intertwined elements" at work in the Russian-Ukrainian crisis and other conflicts around the world.
Survey: 77% of Bulgarians say the Country is not Governed "by the Will of the People"
77 percent of Bulgarians believe that the country is not governed "according to the will of the people" (whatever that means).
Only 17 percent take the opposite position.
Nigerian airlines suspend flights over soaring fuel prices
Nigerian airlines are to suspend all flights from today over rising jet fuel prices, an umbrella organisation of operators have said.
The cost of fuel has soared worldwide since Russia invaded its neighbour Ukraine in February and the West responded by slapping sanctions on Moscow.
Israeli president extends wishes to Turks on Eid al-Fitr
Israeli President Isaac Herzog extended his wishes to Turks on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr in a phone conversation with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the presidential office has said.
The Cost of Internet Shutdowns (infographic)
Nigeria lifted its Twitter ban at the beginning of the year
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Ukraine showdown casts shadow over Qatar gas summit
Major natural gas exporting nations have begun meetings in Doha to discuss how to meet skyrocketing world demand as tensions surrounding Ukraine stoke fears in Europe about gas supplies from Russia.
Nigeria returns two looted treasures to traditional palace
Nigeria's government has handed over two bronze treasures to a traditional royal palace in part of a series of restorations of artifacts looted during colonial times.
In a ceremony accompanied by songs, drums and dancers on Saturday, a bronze cockrell and a king's bust were given to King Uku Akpolokpolor Ewuare II, one of the traditional rulers in Africa's most populous country.
Botaş lowers gas flow to industry, power stations
Turkey's Petroleum Pipeline Corporation (Botaş) has lowered natural gas flow to large industrial sites and power stations by 40 percent because of a disruption in pipeline gas imports from Iran.
The national pipeline company has taken all neceassary measures for households not be affected by the shortage, a statement released in the evening on Jan. 20 said.
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They had no idea: Omicron appeared back in October?
Namely, due to the appearance of this mutation, a large number of countries tightened the measures, and one of them was the suspension of flights from the southern part of Africa, where omicron was registered. Although it was believed that this strain appeared a few days ago, the new data speak quite differently.
US senator moves against Turkish defense exports, Azerbaijan
A senior U.S. senator has proposed measures targeting Turkey's defense sector exports as well as aid to Azerbaijan.