Twenty-six countries, each with three minutes to convince juries and the voting public: Britain hosts the Eurovision grand final on Saturday night on behalf of… Read More »Eurovision final to start in UK’s Liverpool instead of Ukraine’s Kyiv
An early scorching heatwave across Spain has worsened the impact of the country’s long-term drought, causing unprecedented damage to the country’s crops. As farmers grow… Read More »‘Without water, we are nothing!’: Spain’s crippling drought reignites tensions over Tagus river
Israel and Gaza traded heavy fire on Friday but Egyptian mediators launched a new bid to end days of fighting that has killed dozens, all… Read More »Renewed Israeli strikes rock Gaza amid Egypt’s push for truce
Alaweya Reshwan died alone at home in Khartoum, trapped by the fighting that is tearing Sudan apart.
Prolonged drought in southern Kenya has led the giant mammals to encroach on farms to find food.
From predominantly Kurdish towns in the earthquake-hit south to the multicultural metropolis of Istanbul, Turkey’s Kurds say discrimination and repression are part of their daily… Read More »‘They see us as terrorists’: Election brings anger, fear for Turkey’s Kurds
“Symbol of resilience” Loonkiito was killed after preying on livestock in a Kenyan village on Wednesday.
A Netflix docudrama series has sparked controversy over the skin-tone of the lead actress.
After a long battle, Portugal on Friday passed a law legalising euthanasia for people in great suffering and with incurable diseases, joining just a handful… Read More »Portuguese parliament votes to legalise limited euthanasia
France’s highest court Friday ruled that the country could try foreign suspects under the universal jurisdiction principle, greenlighting inquiries into two Syrians accused of war… Read More »Top court upholds France’s universal jurisdiction over crimes committed in Syria
