Polling cited by Stars and Stripes suggests strong U.S. public opposition to a military takeover of Greenland, limiting appetite for escalation.
Venezuela says it has begun talks with the U.S. on restoring diplomatic relations, a move that could affect sanctions, migration and regional politics.
Reuters reports Tinubu says Nigeria will implement new tax laws from January 1 despite calls for delay, as disputes persist over drafting discrepancies.
Party leaders say their pro-tax-regime rally is about national interest, but citizens want clarity, fairness and visible benefits from new rules.
The APC in Lagos says tax reforms are designed to expand compliance and protect low-income earners, as public skepticism rises amid inflation pressures.
The ICPC says its probe of former NMDPRA leadership will continue even after a petition withdrawal, citing its public-interest mandate.
Nigeria plans a National AI Centre of Excellence to support research, startup innovation and sector-specific AI solutions for local problems.
The EFCC says it has detected attempts to discredit the agency through coordinated media attacks allegedly linked to suspects under investigation.
Nigeria is doubling down on solid minerals as a new revenue frontier, with reforms aimed at investment, regulation and curbing illegal mining.
In an update published by The Guardian Nigeria, the Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Waidi Shaibu, says the Army is committed to containing the terror threat while reviewing doctrine and training for 2026 operations.









