US President Joe Biden campaigned Thursday in the crucial swing state of Michigan, where growing Arab-American anger at his pro-Israel policies threatens to cut into… Read More »Biden faces growing Arab-American anger in Michigan over Gaza
Two French nationals were killed and three other foreigners wounded on Thursday in Beryslav, near the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson, Ukrainian officials said.
European governments should resist calls for greater financial support from protesting farmers across the continent, or they could come to regret it, IMF managing director… Read More »IMF chief warns European governments may ‘regret’ backing protesting farmers
After decades of progress against the disease, a global upsurge since 2021 is hitting countries hard.
The RTS,S vaccine has been hailed as a potential game-changer in the fight against malaria.
When the president of El Salvador promised in November 2021 to build a “Bitcoin City” – a futuristic metropolis powered by a volcano – American… Read More »El Salvador: The American still waiting for ‘Bitcoin City’
European Union leaders unanimously agreed on Thursday to extend 50 billion euros in aid to Ukraine, the chairman of the summit said, overcoming weeks of resistance… Read More »EU summit agrees €50 billion aid for Ukraine despite Hungary’s veto threat
Teachers were striking across France on Thursday for better pay and conditions, increasing pressure on the embattled education minister who has been embroiled in a… Read More »France’s teachers go on strike, piling pressure on embattled education minister
Bouchra Karboubi, the only female referee at Afcon 2023, on promoting fair play and fighting female stereotypes in the Arab world.
The Nigerian president says his compatriots are “victims of mislabelling” and are misrepresented – and more stories.
