The EU has imposed restrictions on Russians travelling to Europe following the invasion of Ukraine, with some countries – notably Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, Poland and… Read More »Russian tourists seek new destinations as Europe shuts its doors over Ukraine war
France on Tuesday formally banned domestic flights on short routes that can be covered by train in less than two-and-a-half hours — a move aimed… Read More »French ban on short-haul flights comes into effect in push for climate-friendly train travel
Romania must legalise same-sex civil unions, Europe’s top rights court ruled on Tuesday, in a victory for LGBTQ+ campaigners in the socially conservative southeastern European country.
Fikile Mbalula says that incessant power cuts in South Africa have “made a mess of our country”.
The announcement comes days before official statistics are expected to show record migration levels.
Artillery fire could be heard in parts of Khartoum and warplanes flew overhead on Tuesday, residents said, raising fears that intense fighting would erupt and… Read More »Sudan’s ceasefire in danger as fighting continues in Khartoum
A Senegalese court on Tuesday resumed the trial of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko on rape charges, but he failed for the second time running to… Read More »Senegal’s opposition leader Sonko fails to show up at high-stakes rape trial
A Turkish drone strike in northern Iraq on Tuesday killed three Yazidi fighters affiliated with the rebel Kurdistan Worker’s Party (PKK), security officials in the… Read More »Turkish drone strike kills several Yazidi fighters in Iraq
Spanish police arrested Tuesday four men suspected of hanging a dummy of Real Madrid forward Vinicius Junior from a bridge in January in Madrid.
After ten months of bloody and intense fighting, Ukrainian army brigades have retaken some land around the outskirts of Bakhmut in the country’s east. Our… Read More »‘I don’t know if I’ll be alive tomorrow’: The Ukrainians battling to take back Bakhmut
