The Daily Era
Geopolitics
Libya: Seif al-Islam Gaddafi Assassinated, a Shadow of the Jamahiriya Silenced
The son of the former strongman executed in Zintan. A clinical killing with symbolic weight.
Silent execution of a name still heavy with history
Seif al-Islam...
Geopolitics
Iran Warns of Regional War, Labels EU Armies as Terrorist Groups
As the European Union follows the U.S. in blacklisting Iran’s Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization, Tehran strikes back. In a calculated rhetorical escalation,...
Headlines
Laura Fernandez Wins Costa Rica’s Presidency with a Hardline Mandate
In a resounding first-round victory, right-wing candidate Laura Fernandez has claimed the presidency of Costa Rica, propelled by a no-nonsense security agenda inspired by...
Finance
Venezuela Opens Its Oil Sector: Washington Applauds, Sanctions Suspended
A historic oil reform in Venezuela coincides with a strategic gesture from the United States, lifting part of its sanctions. The global economic order,...
Finance
Lunate’s Strategic Move: Abu Dhabi Leans In With Ministerial Leadership
The recent appointment of UAE investment minister Mohammed Hassan Alsuwaidi as executive chairman of Lunate, an Abu Dhabi-based investment firm managing $115 billion, is...
Headlines
Niger: Gunfire at Niamey Airport, Uranium Under Tension
Gunshots, a militarized airport, and an official silence that speaks volumes
On the night of January 28 to 29, 2026, the relative calm of the...
Headlines
Death of Two Americans and ICE Withdrawal: Toward Political Paralysis?
The death of two American citizens during an ICE operation in Minneapolis is forcing Donald Trump to recalibrate his approach. Agency repositioning, budgetary tensions,...
Geopolitics
US Attack on Iran: Militias Threaten Retaliation as Aircraft Carrier Arrives
Tensions across the Middle East are at a breaking point as the USS Abraham Lincoln and its carrier strike group have officially entered the...
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