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Charles Taylor and the Atrocities That Left 250,000 Dead in West Africa

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In public appearances, Charles Taylor cultivated the image of a composed and assured statesman. He wore tailored suits, spoke deliberately, and promised peace, stability,...

Charles Taylor and the Atrocities That Left 250,000 Dead in West Africa

Africa The Publishing Desk - December 28, 2025

Italian Police Arrest Nine, Seize €8 Million in Probe of Suspected Hamas Financing

Europe The Publishing Desk - December 27, 2025

U.S. Military Launches Strikes Against Islamic State in Nigeria

Africa The Publishing Desk - December 26, 2025

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Explore Canada The Publishing Desk - December 23, 2025

DAILY MAPLE

Intense California Storm Brings Flash Floods and Mudslides, Forcing Evacuations

Hasbro to Cut 1,000 Jobs in Major Cost-Saving Layoffs

THE FRONTLINE

POLITICS

Libya’s Military Chief Al-Haddad Dies in Tragic Turkey Plane Crash

Ghana’s Ambassador to U.S. Presents Credentials to Trump

U.S. Announces $10B-Plus Arms Sales to Taiwan, Sparking China’s Fury

Jessica Tisch Accepts Zohran Mamdani’s Offer to Remain New York Police Commissioner

From Revolution to Rupture — Libya’s Unstable Decade After Gadhafi

CRIME WATCH

Hong Kong Lawyer Given 3-Year, 7-Month Sentence for Child Sexual Abuse

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NASA Tracks Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS in Historic Close Approach to Earth

Akintayo - December 20, 2025

An extraordinary visitor from beyond our solar system just completed its closest flyby of Earth, offering scientists a rare glimpse into the composition and...

SPORTS

Ghana Embassy Partners with Ghanaian Lawyers in U.S. on Diaspora-First Initiative

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Ghana’s Ambassador to the United States, Victor Emmanuel Smith, has taken a decisive step toward strengthening protections and support systems for Ghanaians living in the United States by formalising a strategic partnership with the Association of Ghanaian Lawyers of the DMV representing the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia. The initiative, announced during a high-level courtesy visit at the Ghanaian Embassy in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, December 13, marks a significant shift toward what embassy officials describe as a “diaspora-first” approach to consular engagement. The partnership seeks to bridge long-standing gaps in legal awareness, access to justice, and early intervention for Ghanaians navigating the complexities of the U.S. legal system. For years, Ghanaian community leaders in the...