First responders who arrived at the scene of a Russian missile attack on homes in the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa on Friday were themselves… Read More »Russian missile attack on Ukraine’s Odesa kills at least 14, wounds dozens
President Vladimir Putin faces just three rivals in Russia’s March 15-17 presidential election after anti-war candidates were barred from running. But Leonid Slutsky, Nikolai Kharitonov… Read More »Russia’s presidential election: Three Putin challengers but little suspense
Shipwreck survivors tell rescuers they had set sail from Libya a week earlier.
Exiled Russians who have fled to France since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine have few illusions about the outcome of Russia’s presidential election. Voting began… Read More »Russian presidential election: The dashed hopes of Russian exiles in France
In Iran, the death of 22-year-old student Mahsa Amini triggered an unprecedented uprising that is still having repercussions. Arrested on September 13, 2022 by Iran’s… Read More »Iran’s new generation: Meet the young women fighting for freedom
Defending champions Manchester City will play record winners Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals while Barcelona take on Paris St Germain after the draw… Read More »PSG draw Barcelona in Champions League quarter-finals, Real Madrid to play Manchester City
A local chief tells the BBC some of the 280 abducted schoolchildren are in a “critical condition”.
France’s parliament on Thursday backed a string of measures making low-cost fast fashion, especially from Chinese mass producers, less attractive to buyers.
The disgraced ex-president has ditched the ANC, spelling danger for the party that ended apartheid.
Ghana is spending almost $250m hosting the African Games, and the country’s outlay amid a time of economic turmoil has brought scrutiny.
