STEPANAKERT (Tiraspol Times) - Despite Armenia’s declared position that Kosovo independence will not be
Kosovo's authorities plan to declare independence unilaterally,against the will of Serbia. The United States and most of the EuropeanUnion members have voiced their readiness to recognize Kosovo’sindependence despite Serbian objections.
Will dependence-seeking Kosovo set a precedent for other conflicts elsewhere? The answer is yes, if Kosovo becomes independent. In that case, "extrapolation is inevitable" says Bulgarian Professor of History Nina Dyulgerova.
As controversy continues to trail the recent relocation of Boko Haram prisoners to a prison in Anambra State, Governor Willie Obiano has appealed to Ndi Anambra to go about their normal businesses, promising to continue his dialogue with relevant authorities on the matter.
The Movement for the Actualisation of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) has said that Biafran state is a Godly nation that cannot afford to ward off men of God like W. F. Kumuyi from preaching in the land of Biafra.
No fewer than 100 civil society organisations, under the aegis of Coalition of Nigerian Election Observers, yesterday condemned the Amnesty International’s report on civil rights abuses by the Nigerian military.
The US Supreme Court decision was celebrated at gay pride marches on Saturday
Texas' top law officer has called the US Supreme Court decision legalising gay marriage in all 50 states a "lawless ruling" and vowed to support state workers who refuse to marry couples on religious grounds.
Senate President, Bukola Saraki, yesterday named Senator Ali Ndume as the new Senate leader and Senator Bala Ibn Na’Allah as his deputy. The Senate president also named Senator Francis Alimikhena as the deputy chief whip. He was silent on the candidate of the South-West geo-political zone, who was expected to fill the Senate chief whip post.
Peace and decorum yesterday took a flight at the House of Representatives as members engaged one another in a free-for-all. But for the intervention of members of the Sergeant-at-Arms, the mace which is the symbol of the Lower Chamber, would have been either broken or carted
Dylann Storm Roof. His jacket bears badges of Apartheid-era South Africa and Rhodesia.
Dylann Storm Roof was arrested yesterday after allegedly shooting nine people dead.
THE MAN SUSPECTED of gunning down nine people at a black church in South Carolina has been charged with their murders, as the state’s governor called for him to face the death penalty.
• Buhari: Leaders of both countries to meet on improving relations • President reminds those he locked up, he suffered the same fate Jaiyeola Andrews with agency report
Bobbi remains on life support at a rehab facility. Copyright [All Access Photo/Splash News]
Bobbi Kristina Brown 'Being Taken Home To Die Peacefully' Four Months After Being Found Unconscious? Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown's daughter is currently on life support in a rehab facility.
Last Tuesday’s humiliation of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC and the ensuing bad blood has drawn assertions from its foes that the party was only formed to win power and not to govern.
Honourable Yakubu Dogara, representing a constituency in Bauchi State, has emerged the Speaker of the 8th House of Representatives in Nigeria.
Mr Yakubu Dogara of the All Progressives Congress (APC) defeated Mr Femi Gbajabiamila from Lagos State in the south-west region in the election held on Tuesday.
Senator Bukola Saraki (APC-Kwara Central) has been elected unopposed as President of 8th Senate by 57 of 108 senators, with 51 senators, including Senator Ahmed Lawan, absent.
By Soni Daniel, Regional Editor, North Two former governors of the Peoples Democratic Party have been fingered as the arrow head of the revolt against President Muhammadu Buhari and his party in the choice of the Senate President and the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Will dependence-seeking Kosovo set a precedent for other conflicts elsewhere? The answer is yes, if Kosovo becomes independent. In that case, "extrapolation is inevitable" says Bulgarian Professor of History Nina Dyulgerova.
