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Morocco: African Development Bank Mobilises €205 Million to Extend High-Speed Rail Line and Strengthen the Kingdom’s Mobility and Logistics Competitiveness

Editorial Team2 hours ago02 mins

RABAT, Morocco, July 9, 2026/APO Group/ — The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group (www.AfDB.org) approved €205 million in financing for Morocco to support the implementation of the Rail Infrastructure Development Support Project (PADIF) on 8 July. The operation aims to strengthen the capacity and operational performance of the Kenitra–Marrakech railway corridor,…

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EXCLUSIVE: Polish American Leader Denounces Ukrainian Military’s Glorification Of Nazi-Tied Militants

Editorial Team2 hours ago06 mins

A Polish American leader slammed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for naming an army unit after a Nazi-affiliated group in an exclusive interview with the Daily Caller News Foundation. On May 26, Zelenskyy’s office renamed the Ukrainian army unit after the Ukrainska Povstanska Armiia (UPA), a group that committed genocide against 100,000 Polish civilians in the…

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Britain Is Going Bankrupt in Slow Motion

Editorial Team3 hours ago06 mins

Britain is going bankrupt in slow motion DANIEL HERRING The OBR says UK debt is on course to hit 300% of GDP by 2075 If politicians wait until 2052 to act, the spending cuts needed more than double Sooner or later, taxes rise, spending falls or growth accelerates – duck all three, and we face…

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Transfer: Bruno Guimaraes agrees deal with Arsenal

Editorial Team3 hours ago01 mins

Newcastle captain, Bruno Guimaraes, has agreed terms on a five-year contract with Arsenal. According to L’Equipe, Guimaraes remains adamant about joining the Premier League champions this summer. The Brazil international is now waiting on Newcastle to reach an agreement with Arsenal. The Gunners have seen an initial offer around €70million rejected by their rivals. They…

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Miyetti Allah leader in court for allegedly financing terrorism

Editorial Team3 hours ago01 mins

The National President of Miyetti Allah Kauta Kore, Bello Bodejo, was on Thursday arraigned before a Federal High Court in Abuja for allegedly financing terrorism. He was also accused of alleged money laundering offences involving $2.63 million. He was brought before the court by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). EFCC Counsel, Wahab Shittu,…

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Morocco: African Development Bank Mobilises €205 Million to Extend High-Speed Rail Line and Strengthen the Kingdom’s Mobility and Logistics Competitiveness

EXCLUSIVE: Polish American Leader Denounces Ukrainian Military’s Glorification Of Nazi-Tied Militants

Britain Is Going Bankrupt in Slow Motion

Transfer: Bruno Guimaraes agrees deal with Arsenal

Miyetti Allah leader in court for allegedly financing terrorism

Morocco: African Development Bank Mobilises €205 Million to Extend High-Speed Rail Line and Strengthen the Kingdom’s Mobility and Logistics Competitiveness

EXCLUSIVE: Polish American Leader Denounces Ukrainian Military’s Glorification Of Nazi-Tied Militants

Britain Is Going Bankrupt in Slow Motion

Transfer: Bruno Guimaraes agrees deal with Arsenal

Miyetti Allah leader in court for allegedly financing terrorism

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