Ethnic minority fighters battling Myanmar’s junta said Saturday they seized a trading hub in Shan state, days after China said it had mediated a temporary… Read More »Myanmar’s Three Brotherhood Alliance seizes town from military despite China-backed ceasefire
Iran on Saturday executed a man who was sentenced to death after being convicted of working with Israel’s intelligence services, the judiciary said.
“Friends” actor Matthew Perry died from an accidental ketamine overdose, medical examiners said Friday, concluding their investigation into the death of the beloved but troubled… Read More »‘Friends’ star Matthew Perry died of accidental ketamine overdose, investigation finds
Israel on Saturday mourned the deaths of three Gaza hostages killed when troops mistook them for a threat, with the military expressing remorse over a… Read More »Israel in mourning over three Gaza hostages mistakenly killed by IDF
As usual, DR Congo’s election period has brought a burst of political music by huge stars.
Ndinda says her mother smuggled a wedding ring from Nottinghamshire to Kenya by baking it into a cake.
French actor Gerard Depardieu’s Legion d’Honneur medal is under review following a string of allegations about sexual aggression and a TV documentary in which he… Read More »France to review Gerard Depardieu’s Legion d’Honneur medal after assault allegations
French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday called for an “intelligent compromise” over a controversial immigration bill as his government battles a political crisis following the… Read More »Macron urges ‘intelligent compromise’ over immigration legislation
Football club owner Moïse Katumbi is one of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s richest men.
The labour dispute between Tesla and its repair workshop mechanics that originated in Sweden on October 27 has escalated to include Denmark, Finland and Norway.… Read More »Musk’s woes deepen as Tesla strike spreads across Scandinavia
