Pressure is mounting on the authorities in Burkina Faso after more than 150 civilians were massacred by uniformed men in northern villages. At a press… Read More »Burkina Faso authorities under fire after uniformed men massacre 150 villagers
The latest version of the bill no longer proposes outlawing people for simply identifying as LGBTQ+.
Social media users in recent weeks have been circulating an old-timey photo of men standing next to a giant horse. While the photo looks like… Read More »What happens when AI generates fake historical photos
The Israeli military traded fire with Gaza militants Tuesday in a flare-up of violence following the death in Israeli custody of a Palestinian prisoner on… Read More »Israeli army trades fire with Gaza militants after Palestinian death in custody
A further 334,000 people have been displaced within Sudan, but hopes rise of possible peace talks.
French trade unions on Tuesday announced a new nationwide day of protests on June 6 against President Emmanuel Macron’s decision to increase the retirement age… Read More »French unions announce new day of pension protests, strikes for June 6
The United Kingdom’s longest-ever king-in-waiting, Charles III, ascends the throne on May 6 after waiting in line for more than 70 years. To mark his… Read More »Five things you might not know about King Charles III (Part 1)
Some residents reported the soldier firing into the air, shortly before killing himself.
Fierce fighting between rival generals raged on in Sudan Tuesday despite the latest truce, as warnings multiplied of the potential for a “catastrophic” humanitarian crisis… Read More »Fighting rages in Sudan as UN agencies warn of humanitarian ‘catastrophe’
A computer scientist often dubbed “the godfather of artificial intelligence” has quit his job at Google to speak out about the dangers of the technology,… Read More »‘Godfather of AI’ quits Google to warn of the tech’s dangers
