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Category: International Affairs

Analysis: Strategy of Deceit: The “Riyadh Reversal” and the Collapse of the Anti-Iran Alliance

March 6, 2026
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 |  International Affairs, News Stories, POV/OP-ED

by Rocheford T. Gardiner The single, shattering revelation from Riyadh has changed the geometry of the entire Middle East conflict: Saudi Arabia has confirmed that the devastating strikes […]

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Global Energy Crisis Deepens as Iran Rejects Talks and Middle East War Widens

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by Rocheford T. Gardiner The Middle East stands on the precipice of a total regional conflagration today as Iran’s Foreign Ministry officially shuttered the door on diplomacy, promising […]

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Global Tensions Explode as US-Israel Coalition continues attack on Iran; Trump Threatens Allies

March 4, 2026
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner WASHINGTON / TEHRAN – The Middle East has spiraled into a state of total war as the United States and Israel intensify a massive […]

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As the Middle East Falls into CHAOS—is Donald Trump Panicking?

March 3, 2026
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A detailed roundup of the last 24 hours in the Gulf TEHRAN / TEL AVIV — The Middle East is currently gripped by a level of violence not […]

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Iran Rejects Trump’s Ceasefire Offer, Vows Continued Retaliation

March 2, 2026
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from our international contributors TEHRAN/WASHINGTON — As the “preemptive” strikes launched on March 28 by Israel and the United States continue without signs of abating, President Donald Trump […]

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The Ayatollah is Dead

March 1, 2026
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 |  Breaking News Headlines, International Affairs, News Stories

Iran state media has reportedly confirmed and announced the death of its Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, following joint – Israeli dawn strikes on Saturday, February 28.

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U.S. Embassy Monrovia Announces Townhall Meeting for American Citizens

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 |  International Affairs, News Stories

MONROVIA, Liberia — March 1, 2026 — The United States Embassy in Monrovia has officially announced a townhall meeting scheduled for March 10, 2026, aimed at facilitating direct […]

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GULF IN FLAMES is the Ayatollah Dead? : Dawn Strikes on Tehran Spark Regional Chaos; 57 Dead in School Attack

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 |  International Affairs, News Stories

by Rocheford T. Gardiner TEHRAN / WASHINGTON — As the dust begins to settle from a massive, joint U.S.-Israeli dawn offensive against the Islamic Republic of Iran, a […]

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Teetering on the Brink: Military Tensions Flare as Guinea Detains Sierra Leonean Troops

February 26, 2026
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner FALABA DISTRICT — Military tensions between Sierra Leone and Guinea have reached a critical point following a border confrontation that resulted in the abduction […]

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Liberia Unveils €1.5 Billion Investment Portfolio at Landmark EU Business Forum in Brussels

February 25, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, International Affairs, News Stories

from our International contributors BRUSSELS — The Government of Liberia has made a high-stakes pitch to European investors, showcasing a pipeline of projects valued at over €1.5 billion […]

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Four Years of Stalemate: Trump’s Peace Push Hits the Wall of European Resistance

February 24, 2026
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner February 24, 2026 — Today marks exactly four years since the first Russian missiles struck Kyiv, launching a conflict that has redefined global geopolitics. […]

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Mediterranean Tragedy: 600 Dead or Missing since 2026 beginning, in Ongoing Migrant Crisis

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by Rocheford T. Gardiner GENEVA – The United Nations’ migration agency, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), has reported a devastating start to 2026, with over 600 migrants […]

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A Tribute to Philip Nelson Charles Taylor

February 23, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, International Affairs, News Stories, Obituary & Death-related

By his father former President Charles G. Taylor “On the Occasion of the Loss of My Beloved Son, Philip Neilson Charles Taylor As we gather here today to […]

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From the Ruins of Civil War in Liberia to the Boardrooms of Charlotte: The Unstoppable Journey of Pertrulia Neal

February 18, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, General Information, International Affairs, News Stories, Personality Focus

by Rocheford T. Gardiner CHARLOTTE, NC — In the high-stakes world of enterprise transformation and financial services, Pertrulia Neal is a name synonymous with strategy and discipline. But […]

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Liberia Celebrates Legacy: Rabbi Joe Gbaba Festival to Fund Historic Arts School

February 14, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, International Affairs, News Stories

by Victor Quitee MONROVIA — This February, the streets of Monrovia will transform into a vibrant tapestry of traditional dance and national pride as the Rabbi Joe Gbaba […]

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Saudi Fund for Development Explores New Financing for Liberian Infrastructure

February 12, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, International Affairs, News Stories

a Ministry of Public Works release MONROVIA, LIBERIA – A technical and financial delegation from the Saudi Fund for Development (SFD) met with Ministry of Public Works (MPW) […]

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Boakai Unveils Bold AFL Reforms at Landmark 69th Armed Forces Day Celebration

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from our Monrovia contributors MONROVIA – In a vibrant display of military precision and national pride, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. led the 69th Armed Forces Day celebrations […]

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Liberia Poised for Offshore Oil Boom: President Boakai Engages TotalEnergies as Exploration Nears

February 9, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, General Information, International Affairs, News Stories

MONROVIA, LIBERIA – Liberia is on the cusp of a major transformation in its energy sector, as President Joseph Boakai today met with senior executives from the global […]

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Liberia’s Supreme Court vs. the “Prophet”: Supreme Court Issues Writ of Contempt against Justin Yeazehn

February 8, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, International Affairs, News Stories

by Rocheford T. Gardiner “Does free speech hand in the balance?” MONROVIA – In a move that has reignited the debate over the boundaries of digital free speech, […]

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Singapore Set to Receive First F-35s in late 2026

February 7, 2026
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from our International News Team Singapore is officially joining the elite “F-35 operator club” later this year, becoming the fourth nation in the Asia-Pacific region to fly the […]

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The Architect’s Ghost: From Latrobe to Harper

February 3, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, General Information, International Affairs, Literature, News Stories, POV/OP-ED

By Rocheford T. Gardiner The coastal city of Harper, Liberia, perched on the jagged beauty of Cape Palmas, carries a history as layered as the rocks upon which […]

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How the CDC Prepares for the Next Flu Pandemic

February 2, 2026
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 |  General Information, Health & Medicine, International Affairs, News Stories

from our Health Desk The CDC doesn’t wait for a pandemic to start; it uses a rigorous, preemptive process to develop Candidate Vaccine Viruses (CVVs). This protocol ensures […]

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DRC Mine Collapse: A Tragedy Entangled in Conflict and Coltan

February 1, 2026
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from our International Desk RUBAYA, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO – A devastating landslide at a coltan mine in Rubaya, North Kivu province, has claimed the lives of an […]

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Disabled Liberian Man Pardoned Decades Ago Remains in ICE Detention, Sparks Outcry – by Rocheford T. Gardiner

January 31, 2026
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 |  International Affairs, News Stories

ATLANTA, GA – January 31, 2026 – Rodney Taylor, a 46-year-old Liberian-born double amputee, has been held in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody at the Stewart Detention […]

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Inside Mali’s “Curriculum Revolution”: A Progress Report

January 29, 2026
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner Bamako, Mali – Three months after the Malian Ministry of Education abruptly halted lessons on the French Revolution, the nation’s classrooms have become the […]

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Washington’s Dual Drumbeat: Brinkmanship and Diplomacy on the Iranian Nuclear Question

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by Rocheford T. Gardiner Recent days have seen a familiar yet unsettling rhythm emanating from Washington concerning Iran’s nuclear ambitions: a simultaneous beat of stern warnings and an […]

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U.S. Signals Potential Airspace Intervention if Canadian F-35 Deal Collapses

January 28, 2026
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From our International Desk OTTAWA – The longstanding defense partnership between the United States and Canada faces a potential transformation as Washington warns it may be forced to […]

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Green Light for Barclayville-Klohne Road Project

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 |  Around Liberia, Breaking News Headlines, International Affairs, News Stories

Source: MPW’s Official Facebook Page MONROVIA – The Ministry of Public Works has cleared a major hurdle in its mission to modernize the nation’s infrastructure. Officials confirmed today […]

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Measles cases surge in South Carolina as US risks losing elimination status

January 26, 2026
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 |  Health & Medicine, International Affairs

Quotes: The BBC At least 88 new measles cases have been reported in South Carolina, as the outbreak continues to surge, with 646 infections recorded in the state […]

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EU Launches Investigation Into X Over Grok-Generated Sexual Deepfakes

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From our Technology Team The European Commission has officially opened an investigation into Elon Musk’s social media platform, X, to determine if it has failed to prevent the […]

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Samsung Defies Folding Limits with New 10-Inch Galaxy Z TriFold

January 25, 2026
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 |  Economy & Business, International Affairs, Science & Technology

By our Technology Team SEOUL – Samsung Electronics has officially entered a new era of mobile hardware with the launch of the Galaxy Z TriFold, a dual-hinged device […]

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House of Representatives Endorses DATI’s 2nd Rabbi Joe Gbaba Peace and Cultural Festival

January 23, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, Breaking News Headlines, International Affairs, News Stories

By Victor Quitee MONROVIA, Liberia — The Liberian House of Representatives has formally endorsed the upcoming 2nd Rabbi Joe Gbaba Peace and Cultural Festival, organized by Dehkontee Artists […]

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“Greenland or Bust”: Trump Dares Europe to Blink as Davos Speech Ignites Global Trade War Fears

January 21, 2026
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In a high-stakes showdown at the World Economic Forum in Davos on January 21, 2026, President Donald Trump delivered a “negotiate or pay” ultimatum to European leaders. His […]

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Charles Philip Taylor Jr., Son of Former Liberian President, Passes Away

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 |  Around Liberia, Breaking News Headlines, International Affairs, News Stories

by CPNTV, Cape Palmas, Liberia MONROVIA – Charles Philip Taylor Jr., the son of former Liberian President Charles G. Taylor and former Senator/former Vice President, Jewel Howard-Taylor, has […]

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LNP Arrests Ghanaian National in Connection with the Murder of 24-Year Old Man in Brewerville

January 20, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, International Affairs, News Stories

Courtesy: Charles Yates BREWERVILLE, LIBERIA – The Liberia National Police (LNP) have taken a Ghanaian national, identified as Michael Owiredu, into custody following the death of 24-year-old Kabba […]

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National Infrastructure Conference Opens in Ganta; Focus on Private Financing

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by CPNTV GANTA, NIMBA COUNTY – The Government of Liberia officially opened the National Infrastructure Conference (NIC) on Monday, January 19, 2026, bringing together state officials, international development […]

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Sam Poar Juday, Murdered in India, is Laid to Rest – Family and Students Demand Answers

January 18, 2026
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by John E. Tarr HARPER, Maryland County – Under a heavy, grief-stricken sky, the body of Sam Poar Juday was laid to rest yesterday in his hometown of […]

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Amid Customary Political Backsliding: Patrick Morais Opts to Renew His CDC Membership

January 1, 2026
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by Rocheford T.Gardiner As the Liberian political landscape stabilizes following the October 2023 general and presidential elections, the electorate is beginning to witness the inevitable formation and reformation […]

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The “Corner” of West Africa: Why Cape Palmas is Liberia’s Most Unique Geographic Frontier

December 30, 2025
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner While Monrovia is famously known as one of the wettest capitals on Earth, those living in the far southeast of Liberia know that Harper […]

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Don’t Burn the Savanna: Saving the Endangered Berry Trees of Cape Palmas

December 3, 2025
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 |  Around Liberia, Breaking News Headlines, General Information, International Affairs, News Stories

by Rocheford T. GArdiner I was surprised and delighted to discover a variety of native berries—black, blue, and red—flourishing at the extreme end of the community behind the […]

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PEARLS OF WISDOM 2

November 28, 2025
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THE PARABLE OF THE CRACKED WALL (Copied) A Pivotal Point of Reflection In the city of Niraya, a single great wall stood around the people. It was old […]

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The Genesis of Liberia

November 21, 2025
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 |  Around Liberia, International Affairs, News Stories

By C. Cecil Dennis III Released 17-Nov-2025 The Foundations of Liberia: Questions and Context Did Americo-Liberians govern Liberia for 130 years? Who are Liberians? What are the facts […]

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The Pavifort Toll-Road Deal: A Closer Look at Liberia’s New Road Proposal

November 8, 2025
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 |  International Affairs, News Stories

By George H. Nubo Setting the Scene Liberia’s government has announced plans for a major new road project, which could reshape travel and trade across the western and […]

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