From learning to storm trenches, to fighting house by house to recapture a village from enemy hands, Ukrainian troops have been training at a secret… Read More »Ukrainian troops train for front line in France
Despite the enormous potential of technology, digital tools, and the internet, these have also perpetuated gender disparities and introduced new forms of oppression for women… Read More »Creating safe digital spaces free of trolls, doxing, and hate speech
Abdul Rashid Kyoto is accused of killing British and South African honeymooners and their Ugandan guide.
President Emmanuel Macron on Monday hosted religious leaders for talks on combatting anti-Semitism in France, a day after a Paris march rallied tens of thousands… Read More »Macron hosts French religious leaders for talks on combatting anti-Semitism
The latest negotiations towards a global treaty to combat plastic pollution opened in Nairobi on Monday, with tensions expected as nations tussle over what should… Read More »Nations negotiate terms of global plastic pollution treaty in Kenya
At least eight pro-Iran fighters were killed in US strikes on eastern Syria, a war monitor said Monday, after Washington carried out raids a day… Read More »At least eight pro-Iran fighters killed in fresh US strikes on Syria
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak appointed former PM David Cameron to take over the UK’s foreign policy dossier during a cabinet reshuffle on Monday, Sunak’s… Read More »Sunak appoints ex-PM David Cameron foreign secretary in UK cabinet reshuffle
Guillaume Soro, convicted in two court cases, says he now wans to “contribute to reconciliation”.
The holiday has been set aside to allow all Kenyans to participate, the environment minister says.
US Senator Tim Scott announced Sunday that he is withdrawing from the US presidential race, saying voters had given him a clear message of “not… Read More »Republican Senator Tim Scott withdraws from US presidential race
