At least 20 people have died from malnutrition and dehydration in Gaza, the enclave’s Hamas-run health ministry said on Wednesday. It reported that most of… Read More »In northern Gaza, ‘people have nothing left to eat’
As Francis Ngannou aims to derail Anthony Joshua’s plans of recapturing a world title, BBC Sport asks the boxing world for their predictions.
A ship was preparing to leave Cyprus in the coming days and head for Gaza with humanitarian aid, the European Commission president said, as international… Read More »Aid ship prepares to leave Cyprus for Gaza as test of new humanitarian sea corridor
A bill that will impose jail terms for simply identifying as LGBTQ+ is terrifying the gay community.
Kelly Smith appears in court on trafficking charges following the disappearance of her six-year-old.
Fredrick Omungu opened his business in the morning to discover the animal hiding under the counter.
Long dominated by the United States, the Asia-Pacific region is grappling with an increasingly assertive China. Tensions are mounting around Taiwan and in the South… Read More »Asia-Pacific region: A new cold war brewing
A cascade of sexual violence allegations has rocked the French film industry in recent months, with actor Judith Godrèche leading the charge for a reckoning… Read More »French cinema has its #MeToo moment, sparking growing need for intimacy coordinators
France is planning to have some of its arms manufacturers produce much-needed military equipment directly on Ukrainian soil to help the country in its war… Read More »French arms companies to manufacture directly on Ukrainian soil, defence minister says
Niger’s army chief says it will be operational as soon as possible, without giving details of its size.
