Sweden should not expect Turkey’s support for its NATO membership after a protest near the Turkish embassy in Stockholm at the weekend including the burning… Read More »Turkey tells Sweden ‘not to expect support’ for NATO bid after burning of Koran
A popular Cameroon radio journalist who had been missing following what a media rights group called an abduction has been found dead, his employer and… Read More »Mourning begins as missing Cameroon journalist Zogo found dead
Did a Polish news channel really broadcast a weather map showing Poland expanding into Ukrainian territory? Or the TV report on how the Polish army was… Read More »How Russia is broadcasting fake Polish TV reports to scare their citizens
South Africa has the right to conduct such exercises with its “friends”, the foreign minister says.
The fans were celebrating with a replica trophy but were arrested for staging an illegal procession
Noella Luka documents her own descent into bipolar disorder challenging the stigmas surrounding the issue of mental health in Kenya.
Ivory Coast legend Didier Drogba questions the length of Eric Bailly’s seven-game ban for a foul that hospitalised another player.
France’s government on Monday moved forward with a fiercely contested pensions reform plan that would raise the retirement age to 64, saying balancing the system’s… Read More »French government pushes pension reform through to parliament
Five years into the #MeToo movement, French society “remains very sexist in all of its spheres,” a government-created equality watchdog said in an annual report… Read More »France still ‘very sexist’, watchdog says, as women report widespread violence
The Lebanese judge investigating the deadly 2020 Beirut port blast has resumed his work, a judicial source said, after a 13-month suspension due to political… Read More »Investigation into Beirut port blast resumes after more than a year
