Burkina Faso’s military rulers on Monday ordered that the distribution of the Jeune Afrique title, which publishes online and in print, be suspended accusing it… Read More »Burkina Faso suspends distribution of ‘Jeune Afrique’ title
The UK’s inflation-fuelled cost-of-living crisis is set to “cut lives short” and “significantly widen the wealth-health gap”, according to a study published by open access… Read More »Study says UK’s cost-of-living crisis will lead to more premature deaths
UFC fighter Israel Adesanya apologises for getting “behind the wheel after drinking at a dinner” in Auckland.
Hundreds of London police officers began refusing to patrol with firearms on Sunday after an officer was charged with murder in the fatal shooting of a 24-year-old Black… Read More »Hundreds of London police refuse to carry guns after officer charged with murder
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday his government would “take back control” of electricity prices by year end.
Police tell Edgar Lungu to stop his runs alongside supporters as they amount to “political activism”.
The French government vowed Monday to punish football fans who chanted homophobic slurs at a top Ligue 1 clash at Paris’s Parc des Princes stadium.
Kosovo was in mourning Monday after a deadly clash between authorities and gunmen near the Serbian border that has prompted a large police operation and… Read More »Kosovo in mourning, manhunt under way after deadly clashes near Serbian border
Mali’s military junta expects a small delay to presidential elections scheduled for February due to technical reasons, it said on Monday, promising a new timeline… Read More »Mali junta delays February presidential election for ‘technical reasons’
A French court opened a trial on Monday against the suspected accomplice of the man who in 2016 killed a police couple at their home… Read More »Trial opens in France over 2016 jihadist killing of police couple
