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BUSINESS2d agoSyria fuel crisis exposes risks for Nigeria, other nationsBy Udeme Akpan Syria’s latest fuel crisis has highlighted the vulnerability of countries that depend heavily on imported crude, refined products or foreign energy supplies, with implications for Nigeria and other developing economies.Syria raised diesel prices by 40% and gasoline prices by up to 28% following rising global procurement costs and disruptions to its domestic […] The post Syria fuel crisis exposes risks for Nigeria, other nations appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
POLITICSAug 30‘Opening a new chapter’: Syria reopens embassy in Libya after talksSyrian foreign minister and Libyan PM agree to cooperation committee and reopening of diplomatic missions.Al Jazeera [en]
WORLDJul 16Nigeria , Nicaragua , Syria , India Cited in Index of Rising Christian PersecutionAn index indicates rising Christian persecution in countries including Nigeria, Nicaragua, Syria, and India. This highlights ongoing human rights concerns regarding religious freedom in multiple nations.ncregister.com · United States
POLITICSJul 6Macron's visit to Syria confirms normalisation strategy of post-Assad governmentSyria is expecting its first Western European head of state since new leader Ahmed al-Sharaa swept to power in 2024. A Syrian state news agency reported that France's Emmanuel Macron will visit to discuss strengthening bilateral relations. It wouldn't be the first time the two have met. In May 2025, Macron welcomed al-Sharaa to the Élysée Palace, where they discussed issues of security and Macron addressed the interreligious violence in Syria.France 24 [en]
POLITICSJun 23US Sanctions Alleged ISIS Financiers in Nigeria , Syria , FranceThe US has imposed sanctions on individuals allegedly financing ISIS in Nigeria, Syria, and France. This represents a targeted action in the global fight against terrorism.newsghana.com.gh · Ghana