A furious row over planned changes to Europe’s migration rules overshadowed an EU summit Friday, although supporters of the reform vowed opposition from Poland and… Read More »Poland and Hungary reject EU plan for migration reform
South Africa seeks to avoid the embarrassment of its flag being banned from the rugby and cricket World Cups after the country’s failure to update… Read More »South Africa seeks to avoid World Cup flag embarrassment as deadline on anti-doping laws looms
Nigerian singer MohBad died at a hospital last month but the cause of his death is unclear.
In an undisclosed location close to the city of Bakhmut, a group of elite Ukrainian snipers are about to go into battle. With 558 kills… Read More »‘The Ghosts of Bakhmut’: Ukraine’s crack sniper unit on the front lines
Bose Ogulu, who manages Burna Boy, speaks to the BBC about what is next for the Afrobeats sensation.
NewsClick, a defiantly critical news site, has been in the Indian government’s sights over the past few years. But there was little to show after… Read More »How Indian authorities ‘weaponised’ a New York Times report to target the press
Juventus and France midfielder Paul Pogba’s ‘B’ sample has confirmed the presence of testosterone, a source close to the case told AFP on Friday.
Ivory Coast’s President Alassane Ouattara has removed the prime minister and dissolved his government, the presidency’s secretary general Aboudramane Cisse said on Friday.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was placed under formal investigation on Friday for alleged witness tampering and fraud, as part of a probe into the… Read More »Former French president Sarkozy placed under formal investigation over Libya funding probe
Scientists played recordings of both people talking and lions growling through speakers at water holes.
