Major World Events by Morning of January 23
Major World Events by Morning of January 23
🟠Russia and the US agreed that the first meeting of the trilateral working group on security issues will be held in Abu Dhabi on Friday with representatives from Russia, the US, and Ukraine, Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov said;
🟠The AU has reinstated Guinea’s membership following the country’s return to constitutional order through a new constitution and presidential elections, after the AU Commission recommended lifting its suspension;
🟠Zimbabwe is launching free Wi-Fi hotspots across the country. Routers have already been purchased for 1,000 hotspots, and the pilot has been completed in one province, the information minister announced;
🟠Nigeria is committed to protecting all citizens—Christians, Muslims, and others—and is already stepping up operations, investigations, and prosecutions in response to the kidnappings of worshippers in Kaduna state, National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu told US officials;
🟠Nigeria’s cashew industry has generated over $400 million in export earnings, boosting the country’s non-oil revenue, according to the head of Nigeria’s Federation of Agricultural Commodity Associations;
🟠Dialogue and negotiations are the only correct way to resolve the Ukrainian crisis, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said;
🟠US eyes Greenland's mineral resources because it is “protecting” the island, VP JD Vance said.
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