An apparent drone strike started a fire at a fuel storage facility in Sevastopol, the main port in Moscow-annexed Crimea, on Saturday, the Moscow-installed governor… Read More »🔴 Live: Apparent drone attack starts massive fire at Crimea fuel depot
The failure of bills curbing abortion rights in two deeply conservative US states this week underscored the growing disquiet felt by Republicans over the threat… Read More »US Republicans divided over abortion rights as states balk at bans
A record number of inmates were serving time in France at the start of this month, official data showed Friday, as the country battles serious… Read More »France prison population reaches all-time record with 120% capacity
Fitch on Friday cut France’s sovereign credit rating by one notch to ‘AA-‘, citing a potential political deadlock and social movements that are posing risks… Read More »Fitch agency cuts France’s debt rating to ‘AA-‘, revises up outlook to stable
The UK’s final evacuation flights out of Sudan will take place later, as the latest ceasefire breaks down.
Florent Ibenge, in charge of the country’s leading club, hopes to be reunited with his players soon.
Thirty years on from a plane crash devastated Zambian football, BBC Sport Africa hears how a Danish coach helped a nation recover from tragedy.
The RSF paramilitary leader says “We don’t want to destroy Sudan” and denies blame for violence.
Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Friday decreed six new Indigenous reserves, the first after a dearth of such expansion under his far-right… Read More »Brazil’s Lula renews recognition of indigenous land reserves
France’s foreign minister on Friday urged Azerbaijan to restore “unhindered movement” through the Lachin corridor, the only land link between Armenia and the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh… Read More »France calls on Azerbaijan to reopen humanitarian corridor with Armenia
