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16/06/2026

PAKISTAN ANNOUNCED PERMANENT PEACE AGREEMENT BETWEEN IRAN AND THE UNITED STATES.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — June 16, 2026
Pakistan's Prime Minister, Shahbaz Sharif, has announced that Iran and the United States have reached a historic peace agreement aimed at permanently ending hostilities between the two nations after months of heightened tensions and conflict.

According to Sharif, the agreement was achieved following intensive diplomatic negotiations facilitated by Pakistan and supported by several international partners. He stated that both sides had agreed to the immediate and permanent termination of military operations across all fronts, including areas affected by regional conflict.

The peace accord is expected to be formally signed in Switzerland on June 19, where representatives from both countries will meet to finalize implementation measures. The agreement includes commitments to maintain regional stability, reopen vital shipping routes, and continue diplomatic dialogue on unresolved issues.

Prime Minister Sharif described the breakthrough as a major victory for peace and diplomacy, emphasizing that continued negotiations and cooperation would be necessary to ensure long-term stability in the
Middle East.

The agreement marks a significant diplomatic milestone and offers renewed hope for peace, stability, and cooperation in a region long affected by conflict. World leaders are closely watching the implementation of the accord as a potential turning point in international relations.

15/06/2026

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15/06/2026

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14/06/2026

14/06/2026

GHANA CONDEMN CANADA,S VISA DENIAL OF THOMAS PARTEY AHEAD OF WORLD CUP OPENER.

Good Afternoon, everyone
ACCRA, Ghana — The Government of Ghana has strongly criticized Canada's decision to deny a visa to midfielder Thomas Partey, calling the move "high-handed and extremely unfair" ahead of the country's opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup against Panama.

Partey, a key member of Ghana's national team and a former Arsenal midfielder now playing for Villarreal, was unable to travel to Toronto for the Group L match after Canadian authorities rejected his visa application.
FIFA confirmed that the decision was made by the Canadian government and that it does not intervene in the immigration policies of host countries.

According to Ghana's Foreign Ministry, the visa denial was linked to ongoing criminal proceedings in the United Kingdom involving allegations of r**e and sexual assault against Partey. The 32-year-old footballer has denied all charges and pleaded not guilty.
Ghana argued that relying on allegations that have not yet been proven in court raises serious concerns about fairness and the principle of innocence until proven guilty.

The Ghanaian government has submitted an official protest note to Canada and is considering diplomatic and legal measures to challenge the decision. Officials say they respect Canada's right to enforce its immigration laws but believe the ruling was disproportionate and unfair.
Canada defended its position, stating that hosting the FIFA World Cup does not change its immigration laws and that every visa applicant is assessed individually under Canadian law.

Despite missing the Panama match in Canada, Partey remains eligible to play in Ghana's other Group L matches in the United States against England and Croatia. His absence from the opening game is expected to be a significant setback for the Black Stars as they begin their World Cup campaign.

13/06/2026

CORPORAL SAMYANG ABDOULIE OF GAF ENGINEERING,UNIT LAID TO REST AT 2:00 P.M IN YUNDUM BARRACKS.

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Corporal Sanyang Abdoulie of the The Gambia Armed Forces Engineering Unit at Yundum Barracks.
The late Corporal sanyang was laid to rest at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. Family members, friends, colleagues, and members of the armed forces gathered to pay their final respects and honor his service to the nation.
We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, loved ones, and colleagues during this difficult time. May Allah grant him Jannah and give strength and comfort to all those mourning his loss.
Inna Lillahi Wa inna Llayhi Raji'un (Indeed, we belong to Allah, and indeed, to Him we shall return).

13/06/2026

Omar Artan Misses FIFA World Cup Officiating Duties After Entry Denial

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By Gibbi Camara,Journalist reporter

MIAMI, USA — June 13, 2026

Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan will not participate as a match official at the 2026 FIFA World Cup after being denied entry into the United States, despite reportedly holding valid travel documents and FIFA accreditation.

Omar Abdulkadir Artan, a Somali international referee and the first Somali official selected to referee at a FIFA World Cup.

Artan was unable to take up his World Cup refereeing assignment after U.S. authorities denied him entry into the country. FIFA confirmed that immigration decisions are the responsibility of host nations.

The incident occurred shortly before the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in June 2026.

Artan was stopped at Miami International Airport in the United States, one of the host countries of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

According to reports, U.S. authorities cited security and vetting concerns linked to immigration policies. Artan has denied any wrongdoing.

After arriving in the United States, Artan was detained for questioning and later denied entry, preventing him from carrying out his World Cup officiating duties.

The decision has sparked criticism from football officials and supporters, who argue that the exclusion of one of Africa's top referees is a major loss for the tournament. Despite the setback, Artan has since been appointed to officiate the UEFA Super Cup, recognizing his achievements and professionalism in international football.

08/06/2026

Ex-Israeli Official Decodes Trump's Early-Morning Demand: "Not My War Anymore"

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June 8, 2026

A former Israeli diplomat has offered a striking interpretation of U.S. President Donald Trump's latest call for an immediate halt to hostilities between Israel and Iran, suggesting the American leader may be signaling a desire to distance himself from the escalating conflict.

Trump's brief early-morning social media message demanded that "Israel and Iran must immediately stop shooting," as tensions between the two regional rivals continued to rise following a series of missile exchanges and military strikes.

Speaking on CNN shortly after the message was posted, former Israeli Consul General Alon Pinkas argued that Trump's statement carried a deeper political meaning than its few words suggested.

According to Pinkas, the message reflected what he described as Trump's underlying position: that the conflict is no longer a war he wishes to own politically or strategically. Pinkas suggested the U.S. president is effectively communicating that the confrontation is now a matter between Israel and Iran while Washington focuses on diplomatic negotiations aimed at securing a broader agreement.

The remarks come amid reports of growing differences between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over how to handle the ongoing crisis. Analysts say Trump has increasingly emphasized de-escalation and diplomacy, while Israeli leaders continue to prioritize military responses to perceived security threats.

Pinkas further noted that Netanyahu's political calculations may differ from those of the White House, particularly as domestic political considerations and national security concerns shape decision-making in Israel. He argued that recent events demonstrate a widening gap between the objectives of Washington and Jerusalem.

Trump's call for both sides to cease fire follows renewed exchanges of missiles and retaliatory strikes that have threatened to undermine efforts toward a lasting ceasefire in the region. The U.S. president has repeatedly urged restraint, warning that continued violence could jeopardize diplomatic progress.

As the Middle East faces another period of uncertainty, observers will be watching closely to see whether Trump's push for negotiations can succeed or whether the conflict will continue to deepen despite international calls for calm.
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