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FG Will Continue To Encourage Better Trade Relations Between Nigeria And Other Developing Nations – President Jonathan

BEVERLY HILLS, December 23, (THEWILL) – President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Tuesday in Abuja pledged that his administration will continue to actively encourage and support the development of more mutually-beneficial trade and economic relations between Nigeria and other developing nations. Speaking...

President Jonathan Welcomes Intensification Of Economic Ties Between Nigeria And Ethiopia

BEVERLY HILLS, December 23, (THEWILL) – President Goodluck Jonathan Tuesday in Abuja applauded the cordial bilateral relations between Nigeria and Ethiopia, which, he said, has encouraged leading Nigerian companies to establish branches in the Horn of Africa nation. Speaking at an...

PDP Accuses APC Of Reneging On Promise Of Commitment To Issues-Based Campaign

SAN FRANCISCO, December 23, (THEWILL) – The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has said that it remains on the moral high ground compared to the All Progressives Congress (APC) as far as its commitment to issues-based campaigns is concerned. In a...

Arsene Wenger Praises Striker’s ‘Tenacity’

Arsene Wenger has praised Charlie Austin's "mental strength" and "tenacity" as Arsenal prepare to take on QPR on Boxing Day. Austin, 25, was playing non-league football for Poole Town five years ago. The QPR striker has 11 Premier League goals this...

Swansea City Agree To Sign Nelson Oliveira On Loan From Benfica

Swansea City have agreed to sign Nelson Oliveira on loan from Benfica until the end of the season. The deal was finalised on Tuesday and the Portugal striker, 23, will be eligible to play for the Premier League club from...

Sixty Journalists Killed In 2014, Mideast Deadliest Area: Watchdog

At least 60 journalists were killed globally this year in work-related violence, with the Middle East the deadliest region, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) said in a year-end report on Tuesday. The 2014 death toll marks a drop from...

Hundreds Of Civilians killed In Libya Fighting As Crisis Deepens: U.N.

Hundreds of civilians in Libya have been killed in fighting since late August, the United Nations said on Tuesday, warning commanders of armed groups that they could face prosecution for possible war crimes including executions and torture. The North African...

Under Pressure Over CIA Jail, Poland Sends Out Mixed Messages

This month's acknowledgment by Poland's former president that he allowed the CIA to operate a secret interrogation center throws the Polish government's appeal against a European court ruling on the jail into disarray. In July, the European Court of Human...

Ukrainian Parliament Angers Moscow By Scrapping ‘Non-Aligned’ Status

The Ukrainian parliament on Tuesday renounced Ukraine's "non-aligned" status with the aim of eventually joining NATO, angering Moscow which views the Western alliance's eastward expansion as a threat to its own security Kiev first announced its intention of seeking the...

Oil Above $61 After Strong U.S. Growth Beats Forecasts

Brent crude oil rose above $61 a barrel on Tuesday after data showed the U.S. economy grew at its quickest pace in 11 years in the third quarter, outweighing downward pressure from a global glut and evidence of weak...

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