Russia’s offensive in Ukraine has accelerated a campaign of “de-Russification” in the major port city of Odesa. It’s a delicate process in a city that… Read More »War in Ukraine: ‘De-Russification’ on the rise in Odesa
Tunisia’s President Kais Saied denounced undocumented sub-Saharan African immigration to his country on Tuesday, saying in comments criticised by rights groups that it was aimed at… Read More »Tunisian president says influx of sub-Sahara African migrants must end
With online medical degrees not recognised in Nigeria, students want to return to Ukraine.
Gusts above130km/h (81mph) cause a storm surge, ripping off roofs and killing at least one person.
President Chakwera says a Scottish fund for poor countries hit by climate change has helped Malawi.
A former Mexican presidential cabinet member was convicted in the US on Tuesday of taking massive bribes to protect the violent drug cartels he was… Read More »Former Mexican minister convicted in US of drug trafficking
Rescuers in southeastern Brazil searched frantically for survivors among dozens of people still missing Tuesday after record rainfalls caused flooding and mudslides that killed at… Read More »Rescuers in southeastern Brazil scramble to find survivors after floods
Holders Real Madrid produced a stunning comeback from two goals down to earn a devastating 5-2 victory at Liverpool in the first leg of their Champions League… Read More »Real Madrid crush Liverpool 5-2 in Champions League rout at Anfield
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s meeting with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara on Monday came in the wake of the devastating earthquakes that… Read More »Fighter jets, quakes, NATO stakes: Are US-Turkish ties on a reset?
Parliament orders an inquiry after dozens of women speak of abuse on British-operated tea farms.
