Amid the ongoing fighting in Sudan since April 15, reports of street gangs looting and assaulting civilians, especially in Khartoum and two nearby towns, have… Read More »How both sides in Sudan claim to be cracking down on gang violence and looting
Gender equality—and long-term, sustainable economic recovery—cannot be achieved without first closing the gender digital divide.
With just two days to go ahead of Turkey’s high-stakes presidential and parliamentary elections, the country is at a crossroads. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is… Read More »‘All hopes are riding on the election’: Alevi minority yearns for change ahead of Turkish vote
With the Sustainable Development Agenda deadline only seven years away, there is still much work to be done to achieve SDG5, which calls for gender… Read More »Gender bonds: A promising solution to accelerate SDG5
Following claims of weapons sales to Russia, South African officials say they value strong US relations.
Iran on Friday released two French citizens jailed in separate cases and they are both now returning to France, the French foreign minister said.
FRANCE 24 spoke to Evgenia Kara-Murza, the wife of Vladimir Kara-Murza, a Russian opposition activist who was recently sentenced to 25 years in jail by… Read More »Wife of jailed Russian activist Kara-Murza says she will ‘never stop fighting’ for him
A Pakistani court ordered former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s release on bail for two weeks, his lawyer said on Friday, following an arrest that sparked… Read More »Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan granted bail after arrest cancelled
They agree to allow safe passage for civilians and to protect relief workers but not to a ceasefire.
In the city of Antakya in southern Turkey, which was heavily damaged by the devastating February 6 twin earthquakes, the Turkish government has made an ambitious… Read More »Turkish elections: In quake-hit south, reconstruction and jobs are top voters’ concerns
