An accident at a sewage treatment plant in western Latvia has caused a large spill of untreated waste into the Baltic Sea, leading to the… Read More »Latvia beaches closed after spill into Baltic Sea from sewage treatment plant
A Ghanaian minister allegedly lost $1m cash, handbags and jewels from her house.
The Justice Department on Monday sued Texas Gov. Greg Abbott over a newly installed floating barrier on the Rio Grande that is the Republican’s latest… Read More »Biden administration sues Texas over anti-migrant river buoys
Belarus said Monday it was reviewing security on its borders with Ukraine and Poland with members of Russia’s Wagner mercenary group being hosted by Minsk… Read More »Belarus reviewing border security with Russia’s Wagner fighters
Wildfires raging across Algeria during a blistering heatwave have killed more than 30 people and forced mass evacuations, the government said on Monday.
The remanding in custody of a French policeman in the city of Marseille sparked new controversy Monday weeks after violent riots, with a call from… Read More »Officer detained for police violence during Marseille riots over death of Nahel
Paris Saint-Germain have received a world record bid of 300-million-euro ($333 million) for Kylian Mbappe from Saudi club Al Hilal, a source close to the… Read More »PSG say Mbappe can talk to Saudi’s Al Hilal after record EUR300mn bid
A French zoo will bid farewell to one if its star attractions – a 5-year-old giant panda – on Tuesday, with the bear set to… Read More »Pandas: China’s secret soft-power weapon amid growing tensions with the West
President Emmanuel Macron said Monday that France needed a “return to authority at every level” in response to recent riots sparked by the fatal police… Read More »‘Order, order, order’: Macron calls for ‘return to authority’ after French riots over death of Nahel
A Swedish court on Monday fined climate activist Greta Thunberg for disobeying police during an environmental protest at an oil facility last month.
