Britain revelled in the coronation of King Charles III on Sunday as it staged a star-studded concert watched by 20,000 people at Windsor Castle and… Read More »Stars take centre stage as UK steps up coronation celebrations
At least seven people were killed Sunday in south Texas and several others injured when a car plowed through a group waiting at a bus… Read More »Seven killed after car plows into group of migrants in Texas
Nearly 400 bodies have been retrieved following floods and landslides that hit two villages last week.
In an exclusive interview with the BBC’s Simi Jolaoso, Sonia Ekweremadu says she ‘understands the conviction’ of her parents.
He was among volunteers who had reopened a medical facility that had shut amid clashes and looting.
“Istanbul!” President Recep Tayyip Erdogan shouted to the sea of supporters he gathered for a show-of-force rally ahead of next Sunday’s election – the toughest… Read More »‘We will win’: Turkish President Erdogan holds show-of-force rally in Istanbul
The UN’s top aid official was in Saudi Arabia on Sunday for ceasefire talks between Sudan’s warring generals, as concern grows for the humanitarian situation… Read More »UN aid chief in Saudi Arabia for Sudan talks as fighting rages on
Angola’s president Joao Lorenco told FRANCE 24 that he did not think an all-out war between Rwanda and DRC was on the horizon. He said… Read More »Angolan president Joao Lorenco: “I don’t believe we will have a war between Rwanda and DR Congo”
After the gilded spectacle of King Charles III’s crowning in an ancient religious ceremony, coronation festivities took a more down-to-earth turn Sunday with thousands of… Read More »‘Big Lunch’ follows big coronation day celebrating King Charles III
Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Sunday his “heart aches” for Koreans who suffered under colonialism, as Seoul and Tokyo seek a rapid reset of… Read More »South Korean, Japanese leaders hail ‘deeper cooperation’ despite colonial past
