Trump administration offers $1,000 stipend to migrants who self-deport

The Trump administration announced a new program Monday offering a $1,000 stipend and travel assistance to undocumented migrants who voluntarily “self-deport” from the U.S., citing cost savings over forced deportations, which average $17,000 per person | Photo Credit: Leonel Estrada/Reuters The Trump administration will offer a $1,000 stipend and travel assistance to migrants who elect…

French minister apologises to Liverpool fans over Champions League chaos

Hugh Schofield Paris correspondent Reuters France’s former interior minister has apologised for the first time for the 2022 fiasco at the Stade de France which saw Liverpool football supporters wrongly blamed for a riot. Gérald Darmanin admitted that security arrangements for the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid were wrong, and that his…

Angolan President seeks closer ties with India in pharma, agriculture, renewable energy

New Delhi, May 4 (IANS) Angolan President Goncalves Lourenco on Sunday highlighted the need for strengthening cooperation between India and Angola in various sectors, including the pharmaceutical industry, agriculture, and the renewable energy sector. “We firmly believe that this transformation will only be truly sustainable if it is supported by strong, fair, and innovative partnerships….

Top UN court dismisses Sudan’s genocide case against UAE | Humanitarian Crises

NewsFeed The International Court of Justice dismissed Sudan’s case accusing the United Arab Emirates of enabling genocide in Darfur by supplying the paramilitary forces with weapons. The ICJ said it lacked jurisdiction, rejecting Sudan’s request for emergency measures and ordered the case be removed from its docket. Published On 5 May 20255 May 2025 Source…

How Tariffs Kill Knowledge and Leave Us in the Dark

As the tariff debate heats up again, a new ideological group has emerged: defenders of retaliatory tariffs who still claim to support free markets. Their stance differs from the old protectionist arguments about “saving jobs” or shielding domestic industry from foreign competition. Instead, they say: “We don’t like tariffs. But since real free trade doesn’t…