Diaspora Watch Vol. 63

The 63rd edition of Diaspora Watch Newspapers delivers a global snapshot of politics, economics, culture, and power. U.S. President Donald Trump dominates headlines at the UN, declaring, “No President Has Done What I’ve Done,” while Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger quit the International Criminal Court, branding it neo-colonial. Kenya seeks U.S. investment assurances, and Nigeria’s NNPC outlines a $60 billion oil and gas expansion. At UNGA 80, CARICOM leaders press for climate justice. In Europe, the Welsh First Minister boycotts Trump’s banquet, and in Africa, Cameroon faces rare dissent as President Biya’s daughter opposes his re-election. Albania makes history with an AI “Minister” to combat corruption, hailed as futuristic governance. The WHO warns of stalled progress on non-communicable diseases and mental health, while sports pages spotlight Manchester United’s embattled boss declaring: “My way or no way.”