Photo credit: the Guardian The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the country’s former defence minister Yoav Gallant and the Hamas military leader Mohammed Deif for alleged war crimes during the Gaza war. The Guardian reports that Netanyahu and Gallant are at risk of arrest if they travel…
Photo credit: New York Times In India, the Junnar forest department has reached out to sugarcane farmers and labourers to sensitize them about the situation on the ground and the dos and don’ts of staying in leopard-prone areas. Hindustan Times reports that while the sugarcane-cutting season has started and farmers and farm labourers are increasingly…
Photo credit: BBC Up to 80,000 people of various visa categories could be potentially removed to third countries by the Albanese government’s migration bill that legal experts, advocates, and former refugees have lambasted. DailyMail.com reports that the government has yet to state which countries it has been in discussions with in a bill that passed…
Photo credit: The Vanguard Since the Nigerian Senate has decided to be an unusual servant of the executive, how can it convince people that the hate speech bill is not explicitly designed for Sowore and others? According to the Senate president, any bill that comes from the executive will enjoy an easy ride. In other…
Photo credit: Premium Times The excuse of Queens College is that the girl was dressed for a drama presentation. They also said the security man took the law into his hands. Hmm… I should have thought if the girl was going to take part in any drama presentation, her mother would have been in the…
Photo credit: the Source Magazine I once said I can’t be a partisan. My decision still stands in the case of Nigeria. When Peter Obi criticized the procurement of SUVs by Federal Legislators, it was all fair until a journalist asked if Labour Party members in the house were not beneficiaries. His answer was disappointing!…
Photo credit: the New York Times Canada’s employment minister has resigned from the cabinet after weeks of scrutiny over his business dealings and his shoplifting claims of Indigenous ancestry. The Guardian reports that moments before the question period on Wednesday, Justin Trudeau’s office said Randy Boissonnault would “step away from cabinet effective immediately” and will “focus…
