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Nigerian President Tinubu shakes hands with UK official over migration agreement document, flags of both nations in background.
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Nigeria agrees to receive offenders from UK

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The Nigerian and British governments have reached an agreement for Nigeria to accept offenders and failed asylum seekers with no right to remain in the UK. This deal was announced amid high-level talks. It forms part of broader migration agreements signed during President Tinubu's visit.

US President Donald Trump criticized France for refusing overflights to military planes bound for Israel during operations against Iran, warning the US would remember the lack of support. France reaffirmed its neutral stance, while Israel responded by halting new defense procurements from Paris.

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President Prabowo Subianto received a visit from China's Minister of State Security, Chen Yixin, on Friday. The meeting at Istana Negara discussed strengthening security cooperation, particularly between Indonesia's State Intelligence Agency (BIN) and China's Ministry of State Security (MSS). This aligns with Indonesia's national security vision amid global geopolitical dynamics.

President Prabowo Subianto attended the inaugural Board of Peace meeting in Washington DC on February 19, 2026, where he affirmed Indonesia's commitment to Gaza peace by sending 8000 TNI troops. He supported US President Donald Trump's 20-point plan and received praise for his leadership. The forum discussed global contributions for ceasefire and sustainable reconstruction.

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Ecuador imposed a 30% tariff on Colombian imports due to border security concerns, prompting Colombia to retaliate with similar measures, including tariffs on 23 Ecuadorian tariff items and a temporary suspension of electricity exports. This escalation impacts bilateral trade worth billions of dollars and endangers jobs in sectors like agriculture and manufacturing. Business groups urge restoring diplomatic dialogue to prevent further economic fallout.

Us forces invaded Venezuela on Saturday (3) and captured dictator Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, in Caracas, accused of narcoterrorism and drug trafficking. Maduro will be tried in New York on Monday (5), while Delcy Rodríguez assumes interim power with military support. The action sparked regional condemnations for sovereignty violation and protests in both countries.

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Mexico's Senate suspended authorization for US troops entry following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by US forces. The decision comes amid regional tensions from the military intervention in Venezuela. Meanwhile, a group of protesters gathered outside the US Embassy in Mexico City against what they called imperialist aggression.

 

 

 

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