Shots were fired inside a building used by Jehovah’s Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg on Thursday evening, and an unspecified number of… Read More »Several killed in shooting at church in northern German city of Hamburg
At least six people have been confirmed dead after a passenger bus collided with a commuter train in Lagos.
The term “japa” comes from the Yoruba word meaning to run or flee and, in recent years, has become something of a buzzword on the… Read More »‘Japa’: The mass exodus of Nigeria’s youth
A bill is tabled in parliament to criminalise anyone identifying as LGBTQ+, and to imprison them.
President Joe Biden presented Thursday what amounts to his 2024 reelection pitch on the US economy, with a proposed budget targeting the rich with new… Read More »Biden pitches 2024 budget hiking taxes on billionaires, corporations
One of the most contentious elements of the French government’s controversial pension reform is the increase of the legal retirement age from 62 to 64,… Read More »Worried about the future, France’s young people are fighting pension reform
Three people were wounded in shooting in Tel Aviv on Thursday and were being treated by emergency services, Israel’s ambulance service said, as television footage… Read More »Israeli police say three wounded in Tel Aviv shooting
The event “Open, Safe and Equal – Shaping a Feminist Digital Future” was held at the UN Secretariat in New York on Tuesday, March 7,… Read More »Every corner of the internet must be open, safe and equal for women and girls
Ike Ekweremadu allegedly thought it was “far better to buy” a kidney than ask a relative to donate.
The estimated 400,000 Roma scattered across Ukraine have long faced entrenched poverty, discrimination and segregation. But with Roma soldiers fighting on the front lines and… Read More »‘All brothers at the front’: Ukraine’s Roma find acceptance in war
