The President of Nigeria Labour Congress, Joe Ajaero, has presented a letter of demands to the National Assembly, including the implementation of welfare provisions, employment generation, and subsidizing farmers and refineries, among others, in response to the ongoing protests against the high cost of living and economic hardship in the country.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi accuses Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan of corruption and criticizes the alliance between the Congress and the CPI(M) in Kerala, highlighting their different stances inside and outside the state.
Wall Street remains little changed as corporate earnings trickle in ahead of new inflation data; traders are growing cautious after the recent tech-driven buying spree.
Hunter Biden will testify behind closed doors in a deposition for the congressional impeachment inquiry, in which the transcript will be released quickly to the public but the deposition will not be filmed, marking a significant development in the investigation into President Joe Biden's son and his foreign business dealings.
The Supreme Court has fined Public Attorneys Office (PAO) Chief Persida Rueda-Acosta P180,000 for her social media statements opposing the "Conflict of Interest" provision of the new Code of Professional Responsibility and Accountability (CPRA).
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo is set to deliver his 7th State of the Nation Address in parliament, where he will provide updates on Ghana's economy, security, and other key areas of his government's policy objectives.
Senators in Pakistan are calling for strict action against those making false blasphemy allegations after a young woman wearing a shirt with Arabic calligraphy was saved from a mob attack in Lahore.
Former Post Office chair, Henry Staunton, claims he is the victim of a smear campaign by the government for speaking up on matters of public concern and advocating for post office operators who were failed by British institutions in the Horizon scandal.
China's former foreign minister, Qin Gang, who has been missing from public view since June last year, has resigned from the national legislature ahead of a key political event, according to an official statement.
Chinese official Huang Ping, who has praised the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and denied the Uyghur genocide, celebrated the Lunar New Year with top New York Democrats including Sen. Chuck Schumer, Gov. Kathy Hochul, and Mayor Eric Adams.
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi have been indicted in a £190 million case, with the court ordering the recording of statements from 58 witnesses before adjourning the hearing until March 6.
Russia's practice of detaining US citizens as bargaining chips is not new, according to ex-KGB agent Jack Barsky, who states that every American in prison is an "asset that you can trade."
Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and Andhra Pradesh Congress leaders condemn the alleged mistreatment of cricketer Hanuma Vihari, who decided to quit playing for Andhra Pradesh after being pressured to step down as captain, calling it a shameful act of politics and demanding an impartial inquiry into the matter.
Governor Sim Fubara of Rivers state has appointed retired Justice Mary Odili as the pro-chancellor and chairman of the governing council of the Rivers State University, a move that has generated mixed reactions on social media.
The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives in Nigeria, Benjamin Kalu, argues that the current salaries of federal lawmakers are insufficient to enable them to effectively carry out their duties, and reducing their salaries by 50% would not solve the issue.
House Speaker Mike Johnson faces the difficult decision of whether to allow a vote on a bill that includes $60 billion in aid to Ukraine, a move that could help ensure the country's survival as an independent nation, but could also cost Johnson his speakership due to opposition from GOP members aligned with Donald Trump and the party's increasingly nationalist stance.
Monica Lewinsky has become the face of women's clothing brand Reformation's new campaign, which aims to encourage women to vote in the 2024 election.
Ahead of Prime Minister Modi's visit to Tamil Nadu, where the BJP has a low vote share and no major allies after AIADMK ended its ties, he faces the challenge of reviving the party's political fortunes in a state dominated by the DMK and AIADMK.
Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger criticizes Speaker Mike Johnson for lacking the political acumen to pass Ukraine aid and cut a deal with Democrats.
Charles D. Ferris, a Washington lawyer who played a key role in civil rights legislation and telecom deregulation, has died at the age of 90.
The Nepali Congress party is holding discussions with other political parties to declare Nepal a Vedic Sanatan Hindu state, aiming to rectify what they see as a serious error made in the country's constitution.
The YSRCP is expanding its Siddham campaign to the district level, providing training to party leaders up to the mandal level to effectively execute public outreach programs and secure a minimum of 60% of votes in every booth.
The first session of Pakistan's National Assembly has been scheduled for February 29th after President Arif Alvi refused to summon the session due to an "incomplete house," leading to criticism from political parties. Furthermore, the Election Commission of Pakistan will hold an open hearing regarding the Sunni Ittehad Council's request for reserved seats, and a hearing on Nawaz Sharif's plea about a constituency seat is set to resume.
The office of Vice President Sara Duterte mistakenly uploaded and then deleted a statement urging the public to "uphold" the spirit of the EDSA People Power uprising, sparking speculation about tensions between Duterte and President Marcos Jr.
Republicans in the Tennessee House voted to advance a bill that would prevent local governments from reappointing state lawmakers who were expelled due to behavior, a move that has raised constitutional concerns.
Infosys founder Narayana Murthy and his family, including UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's wife and children, were spotted at Raghvendra Mutt in Bengaluru, displaying their simplicity without visible security, according to a viral video on social media.
A U.S. Senate committee will hold a hearing on a bill that would prohibit federal agencies from contracting with Chinese biotechnology companies, including BGI and WuXi AppTec, to prevent the theft of American genetic data and personal health information.
The farewell meeting of the outgoing caretaker cabinet in Karachi turned ugly as the Chief Minister and Health Minister exchanged words and accused each other of overstepping their caretaker roles, with the health minister claiming that the chief minister threatened him.
Authorities responded to Donald Trump Jr.'s home in Florida after he received an envelope containing a death threat and white powder, though the substance was determined to be non-lethal.
Approximately 50 pro-Palestine protesters were arrested at NBC headquarters in New York City for opposing President Biden's appearance on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" and calling for a cease-fire in Gaza.
Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny was poised to be part of a prisoner swap just before his death, with negotiations reaching the final stage, according to a top aide, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding his sudden demise.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has approved the implementation of recommendations from the Stephen Oronsaye Report, merging government agencies, subsuming parastatals, relocating agencies, and scrapping one agency in an effort to reduce the cost of governance and save billions of Naira.
The Federal High Court in Port Harcourt has set a date of March 18, 2024, to hear a lawsuit seeking to remove 27 lawmakers who defected from the Peoples Democratic Party to the All Progressives Congress in Rivers State, Nigeria.
President Bola Tinubu launches the Geometric Power Plant in Aba, praising good leadership and highlighting the end of estimated billing for consumers.
Congress has until Friday to reach a spending agreement to avoid a partial government shutdown, with the possibility of another shutdown looming in March.
Hunter Biden's recent interview about his sobriety may have weakened his defense against federal gun charges, potentially impacting his father's 2024 campaign.
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was about to be released in a prisoner swap when he died, according to his colleague Maria Pevchikh, who claimed that he would have been exchanged for a Russian hitman serving a life sentence for murder in Germany, along with two US citizens held in Russia.
Conservative demands for policy additions to spending bills are causing delays in funding the government, increasing the likelihood of a partial government shutdown.
Former CIA chief of Russia operations Steve Hall believes that Russian President Vladimir Putin is proving his doubters wrong by successfully expecting the United States to lose its nerve and halt aid to Ukraine as Russia advances in the ongoing war.
Republican Representative Ken Buck has called for Vice President Kamala Harris to invoke the 25th Amendment and remove President Joe Biden from office, citing his age, instances of confusion, and alleged inability to discharge his duties.
Former KGB agent Jack Barsky states that the recent arrest of Ksenia Karelina in Russia is a common tactic used by the Putin regime to instill fear among its citizens and the international community.
Fire trucks and hazmat suits were seen at Donald Trump Jr.'s Florida home after he received a letter with an unidentified white powder, but officials do not believe it is deadly.
US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin has been cleared of wrongdoing by the Pentagon over his failure to disclose hospital stays related to his cancer diagnosis, with an internal review finding no ill intent or attempt to obfuscate, although his actions have drawn criticism from both Republicans and Democrats.
The last-minute meeting between the Federal Government and representatives of the Nigeria Labour Congress to prevent a nationwide protest ended without resolution, with the NLC president confirming that the protest will proceed as planned on Tuesday and demands will be submitted to the National Assembly.
The U.S. Congress is facing political chaos over funding and aid to U.S. allies, with no clear progress on spending bills to avoid a government shutdown in just five days.
Republican Congressman Bob Good argues that shutting down the U.S. government would be preferable to making a deal with the Democrats due to concerns about overspending and facilitating the border invasion.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has prioritized domestic affairs over international engagements, spending more time on inspection tours within China and holding fewer diplomatic events abroad, reflecting a shift in work priorities as he tackles a challenging domestic economy and a complex external environment.
A former FBI informant charged with making false claims about President Biden and his son was denied bail due to the risk of flight, despite his attorney's argument that there was no evidence of him trying to flee or transfer money.
Legislation that would eliminate tax benefits for the United Daughters of the Confederacy, a Richmond-based women's group responsible for erecting Confederate monuments, is awaiting approval from Republican Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin, who has not indicated whether he supports it.
Senate President, Godswill Akpabio apologizes to state governors over his comment on the N30bn hardship allowance allegedly given to them, stating that he did not intend to undermine their efforts.