With thousands of people dead and tens of thousands more left homeless by floods as a storm burst through the dams next to the east… Read More »Libya’s deadly dam collapse was decades in the making
Rugby World Cup organisers apologised to the thousands of fans who were stuck outside the Marseille stadium and those who struggled to make their way… Read More »Rugby World Cup organisers apologise for crowd problems, botched anthems
There are calls for more humanitarian support as victims in Derna are buried in mass graves.
A woman has died from botulism after eating sardines at a Bordeaux restaurant and 12 other people, mostly foreigners, are being treated for the rare… Read More »Woman dies, 12 in hospital after botulism outbreak at Bordeaux restaurant
Closing remarks by UN Women Executive Director Sima Bahous at the second regular session of the UN Women Executive Board, UN Headquarters, 13 September 2023.
The devastating floods in Libya have claimed the lives of several elite footballers, the Libyan Football Federation says.
France’s head coach Fabien Galthié made wholesale changes to his side for the hosts’ second Rugby World Cup game against Uruguay on Thursday, though he… Read More »Hosts France rest key players for Uruguay clash after victory over All Blacks
Satellite images of mountain villages reveal large numbers of collapsed buildings following the quake.
Over years of lawlessness, Libya has faded from a prosperous state to a vulnerable, fragile one.
Britain’s MI5 security service warned the UK Conservative party that two would-be MPs could be Chinese spies, a minister said Wednesday, after news reports on… Read More »UK government spy scandals fuel calls for tougher stance on China
