The United States said Friday it sought to degrade ammunition supplies of Iranian-linked militias with strikes in Syria but insisted it did not want to… Read More »US fighter jet strikes Iran-linked ammunition sites in Syria
Owen Farrell hailed England’s versatility as the team survived a “scrappy game” to beat Argentina 26-23 to claim third place at the Rugby World Cup… Read More »Farrell hails England’s versatility after Argentina ‘scrap’ to finish third at World Cup
US President Joe Biden met China’s foreign minister for talks on Friday as the two countries seek to smooth ties ahead of a possible visit… Read More »Biden meets Chinese FM, calls for cooperation on ‘global challenges’
While the international media have no access to the Gaza Strip, Gazans themselves, both civilians and professional journalists, continue to report on the situation on… Read More »‘I haven’t seen my wife or my children’: The Gazan journalists reporting on life under the bombs
Former South Africa World Cup winning head coach Jake White says the Springboks “know how to handle the pressure” ahead of Saturday’s final with New… Read More »Rugby World Cup 2023 final: South Africa ‘know how to handle the pressure’ against New Zealand
The Ghanaian star says he has “graduated” from the Jamaican genre that earned him legions of fans.
After 11 months in action, the force set up to to curb violence in the DR Congo has been told to withdraw.
As Israel’s war with Hamas continues, thousands have been killed as the region teeters dangerously on the edge of a wider conflict that could result… Read More »Palestinian and Israeli women activists call for end to bloodshed
Following the 7 October 2023 attack by Hamas on Israel and the Israeli Armed Forces’ strikes on Gaza in response, UN Women has worked to… Read More »In-focus: The conflict in Gaza
Parliament passes the biggest education reform since the end of apartheid in 1994.
