Haaland’s Brace Not Enough for Man City

Manchester City looked set for a win after Erling Haaland scored twice, but late drama unfolded in Monaco.

Eric Dier converted a penalty in the dying minutes, forcing a 2–2 draw.

City’s defense will have questions to answer despite their attacking firepower

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U.S. provides $32.5 million in aid amid Nigeria’s hunger crisis

The United States has approved $32.5 million in humanitarian assistance to help Nigeria address acute food insecurity in conflict-affected areas. • The aid will cover over 764,000 internally displaced persons, including pregnant and breastfeeding women and many children. • The situation has been described as “unprecedented” in terms of urgency by the World Food Program.

Nigeria Takes the Driver’s Seat in Africa’s Oil Regulation Push

Nigeria isn’t just pumping oil—it’s leading the charge to reshape how Africa regulates petroleum. Sixteen countries have joined forces under a new body called AFRIPERF, aiming to harmonize oil regulations across the continent. If successful, this could mean fewer policy clashes, stronger investor confidence, and perhaps more stability in global oil pricing. Nigeria’s leadership here shows how energy politics remain at the center of Africa’s future.

Goodbye San Siro

An end of an era: the legendary San Siro Stadium in Milan is officially set to be demolished. Both AC Milan and Inter Milan will move into a futuristic new arena after a £197 million project approval. Fans worldwide are nostalgic, as San Siro has hosted countless football memories for over 100 years.

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