Khamenei mourning period begins in Iran as leaders declare 40 days of grief after the Supreme Leader’s death in strikes involving the U.S. and Israel.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s Supreme Leader for nearly four decades, was confirmed dead in a joint U.S.–Israeli strike in 2026. This feature traces his rise from revolutionary cleric to absolute ruler, examining his domestic policies, nuclear ambitions, regional influence, and the geopolitical shockwaves his death sends across the Middle East and beyond.
Iran is exploring cross-border water purchases as worsening drought, declining rainfall, and years of policy failures push the country to seek emergency solutions and overhaul its long-term resource management strategy.
AFRAA has admitted Enugu Air as its 50th member, strengthening Nigeria’s position in African aviation and supporting the airline’s planned expansion and IOSA certification.
AnSIEC says preparations are in top gear for the August 29 Anambra council elections, with APGA and YPP set to contest chairmanship and councillorship seats.
Peaceland University, Enugu, has secured Council of Legal Education accreditation for its Law programme, clearing the way for students to pursue admission into the Nigerian Law School.
The Presidency has pledged support for WPRF 2026 in Abuja, where about 3,000 delegates from 126 countries are expected for the global public relations forum.