Huge crowds gathered in Mexico on Sunday to condemn government moves to shrink the electoral authority as a threat to democracy, in what appeared to be the… Read More »Mexicans take to streets to protest electoral law changes, defend democracy
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has opened a key party meeting to discuss agricultural development, state media said Monday, following a report of “grave”… Read More »North Korea’s Kim opens farming summit amid reports of food shortages
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will loom large as the UN Human Rights Council meets on Monday, with calls for unity in condemning Moscow and extending… Read More »Live: Russia in the spotlight as UN rights body discusses war crimes probe
After Saturday’s election, in which fears of widespread violence failed to materialise, many Nigerians are hoping that whoever is declared the winner will help solve… Read More »‘Turn the country around’: Nigerians hope for change after elections
President Emmanuel Macron is to outline on Monday France’s new strategy for Africa, where anti-French sentiment is running high in some of its former colonies.
Lucrative fishing contracts are at the centre of a corruption trial encompassing both countries.
Kylian Mbappe reached 200 goals for Paris Saint-Germain to become the club’s joint all-time top scorer as the France superstar netted twice in his side’s… Read More »World cup foes Mbappe and Messi inspire PSG to win over rivals Marseille
Scores of Israeli settlers went on a violent rampage in the northern West Bank late Sunday, setting dozens of cars and homes on fire after… Read More »Israeli settlers rampage after deadly Palestinian attack in West Bank
Several Nigerians have stepped in to make sure their ballots were cast and the officials were able to count the votes.
The death toll from floods and landslides in southeast Brazil a week ago was officially increased to 64 Sunday, as the search continued for one… Read More »Death toll from Brazil storm rises to more than 60
