Russia attacked electrical power facilities in much of Ukraine, including the country’s largest hydroelectric plant, causing widespread outages and killing at least three people, officials… Read More »Russia targets Ukrainian electrical power plants, causing widespread outages
The top politician in India’s capital New Delhi was arrested Thursday in a graft probe his supporters say is aimed at sidelining opponents to Prime… Read More »Modi’s main opponent Kejriwal held in graft probe ahead of Indian elections
How one man is secretly helping families pay kidnappers to release their relatives.
The three-month prohibition is an attempt to cut government spending amid a cost-of-living crisis.
The president is under pressure from Ghanaians who want him to sign the bill, and from those who condemn it.
Taipei’s defence ministry announced Friday the highest single-day number of Chinese military aircraft around the self-ruled island this year, which analysts attributed as a reaction… Read More »Record number of Chinese aircraft detected around Taiwan, says govt
Police say Amal Umar gave an officer 250,000 naira (£137; $175) to have her impounded car released.
Customers who don’t return money they withdrew face prosecution, an Ethiopian bank chief tells the BBC.
Chocolate prices rise in the run up to Easter after high temperatures curb cocoa crops in West Africa.
Israel’s spy chief was due to travel to Qatar on Friday for ceasefire negotiations while the US planned to put a resolution calling for an… Read More »🔴 Live: UN to vote on Gaza ceasefire resolution as Qatar talks continue
