Japan’s government said Wednesday that a Japanese national has been detained in Tehran since January and demanded the Iranian authorities release them swiftly. Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Masanao Ozaki, asked about foreign media reports on the case, confirmed only that the Japanese citizen was taken into custody on Jan. 20 but gave no further details, citing privacy issues. Ozaki said the government is in contact with the detainee and their family members, while providing necessary support. Foreign Ministry officials said the detainee is believed to be in good health, although Japanese officials have not been granted a meeting in person....
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi On Official Visit To State Of Israel
P.M Modi: “I will be undertaking a State Visit to Israel today and tomorrow. Our nations share a robust and multifaceted Strategic Partnership. Ties have significantly strengthened in the last few years. I will be holding talks with PM Netanyahu, in which we will discuss ways to strengthen cooperation across diverse fields. I will also meet President Isaac Herzog, President of Israel. “This evening, I will be addressing the Israeli Parliament, Knesset. This is a tribute to the strong parliamentary and democratic ties that connect us. I will also interact with the Indian diaspora, who have made a big contribution...
Indonesia Frees And Deports American Who Spent 11 Years In Prison For Bali ‘Suitcase Murder’
ndonesia freed and deported an American man Tuesday after he spent 11 years in prison for the premeditated murder of his then-girlfriend’s mother on the tourist island of Bali. Tommy Schaefer was sentenced to 18 years in prison for the 2014 murder of Sheila von Wiese-Mack, the mother of Heather Mack, during a luxury vacation in a case also known as the Bali “suitcase murder.” Schafer was deported back to the United States from Bali International Airport on Tuesday evening after serving his sentence and receiving a number of remissions for good behavior, said Felucia Sengky Ratna, head of the...
TUNJI DISU: PROFILE OF THE NEWLY APPOINTED INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE
Michael Abiodun 08032317659 Olatunji “Tunji” Disu, born 13th April 1966 on Lagos Island, has just been named Nigeria’s 23rd Inspector‑General of Police, succeeding Kayode Egbetokun after a presidential directive from President Bola Tinubu on 23 February 2026 . He joined the Nigeria Police Force on 18 May 1992 and has spent more than three decades climbing the ranks, earning a reputation for disciplined, intelligence‑driven policing. Disu holds a Bachelor’s degree in English Education from Lagos State University (LASU) and two master’s degrees—one in Public Administration and another in Criminology, Security and Legal Psychology. His training includes extensive courses in forensic investigations, cyber‑crime, small‑arms smuggling, and strategic leadership, both in Nigeria...
Sesko’s Super-Sub Strike That Secures United’s 1-0 Win At Everton
Manchester United claimed a gritty 1-0 victory at Everton’s Goodison Park on Monday night, thanks to Sesko’s clinical 71st-minute finish on a blistering counter after a corner clearance. The 23-year-old Belgian goalkeeper Lammens shone with four saves, four punches, and 43 touches to secure a vital clean sheet—United’s third in six games under Michael Carrick. The result extended their unbeaten run to six matches, lifted them to fourth place.
Tunji Disu, The New Inspector General Of Police (IGP).
Tunji Disu is a career cop with over 30 years in the Nigeria Police Force, rose through the ranks the hard way, and has handled some of the toughest security beats in the country. He once headed the Lagos Rapid Response Squad (RRS), a unit many credit for changing street-level policing and crime response in the state. He’s been commissioner of police in Rivers State and later in Abuja (FCT). Until his appointment, he has served as the Head of the Intelligence Response Team of the Nigerian Police Force. He has led elite intelligence and tactical units.
Nigerian President Directs IGP Egbetokun’s Resignation, Appoints Tunji Disu As Replacement
Assistant Inspector-General Tunji Disu, a 30-year veteran praised for professional policing in roles like Lagos’ Rapid Response Squad, will take over after Egbetokun’s 19-month tenure marked by criticism over alleged abuses, promotions, and scandals. Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore in a post on X remarked; “The Illegal IGP, Kayode Egbetokun has been kicked out, he will be replaced by the fellow at FCIID in Lagos!” Egbetokun’s term had been extended to 2027 by a Police Act amendment, however, sources cited resignation based on president Tinubu’s directive and alleged family matters. The move, bypassing senior deputies and keeping Yoruba leadership, has...
“We Know Russia Is Using The Freezing Cold As A Weapon Of War”—EU President Ursula von der Leyen Stated While Visiting Energy Infrastructure Site Damaged By Russian Missile Strikes.
EU President Ursula von der Leyen: “We have visited an energy infrastructure site damaged by Russian missile strikes. “We know Russia is using the freezing cold as a weapon of war. We are helping Ukraine resist and fight back. “We have provided 3 bn € in energy support, and 11,000 generators since the start of the war. More will come.”
President Zelenskky Appreciates Nations Leaders Present At The ‘Coalition Of The Willing’ Meeting, Declares ‘Global Unity Is Stronger Than Any Of Russia’s Alliances.’
President Volodymyr Zelenskky: “I thank all the leaders who are in Ukraine and with Ukraine today, and who have supported Ukrainians throughout all these years of struggle. “It is extremely important that we are all together today, speaking with one voice. Global unity is stronger than any of Russia’s alliances. And as long as we all stand firm, we will surely secure peace for a normal life for our people.” The coalition of the willing (CoW) is a coalition of 34 countries (plus Ukraine) that have pledged strengthened support for Ukraine against Russia.