
Today in History-May 18
Natural Disaster in the Pacific Northwest (1980) Our top story takes us back 46 years to Washington State. In a catastrophic display of geological power,

Natural Disaster in the Pacific Northwest (1980) Our top story takes us back 46 years to Washington State. In a catastrophic display of geological power,

Donald Trump announced that his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, assured him that Beijing would never supply weapons to Iran as Tehran remains engaged in conflict with the United States.

President of the Football Federation Islamic Republic of Iran (FFIRI), Mehdi Taj, has confirmed that after discussions with FIFA, the country has agreed to participate in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Strong citrus export growth places South Africa at the top of global fruit markets.

Rwanda signs major investment deals at Africa CEO Forum to boost industrial growth and economy.
Gaza marks 78th Nakba anniversary while residents report worsening conditions and repeated displacement

Africa’s economic future depends on partnerships that align sovereignty with global cooperation.

Agricultural Sector Boosts Rwanda’s Foreign Exchange Earnings

President Paul Kagame has said that the sanctions increasingly imposed on countries including Rwanda are unfair because they are often driven by the interests of powerful nations and what they stand to gain.

BEIJING, May 13 (Xinhua) — U.S. President Donald Trump’s upcoming visit to China comes at a time of global turbulence and profound changes.