The UN Security Council unanimously condemned on Thursday a Taliban administration ban on Afghan women working for the United Nations in Afghanistan and called on Taliban leaders to “swiftly… Read More »UN Security Council unanimously condemns Taliban’s crackdown on women’s rights
An attack on a military detachment in east Burkina Faso on Thursday left 33 soldiers dead and 12 injured, the military-led government said, the latest bout of… Read More »Dozens of soldiers killed in attack on east Burkina Faso military post
The warring sides agree to renew the truce just before it is due to end but there are doubts it can hold.
Sudan’s army and a paramilitary force battled in Khartoum on Thursday, testing U.S. and African efforts to pause a conflict that has turned residential areas… Read More »Khartoum echoes with gunfire as foreign powers seek Sudan truce extension
Israel’s ruling right-wing coalition of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu mobilised thousands of people to march in Jerusalem on Thursday in support of controversial judicial reforms… Read More »Thousands of Israelis rally in favour of Netanyahu’s judicial reforms
Wafaa Salim says it was “horrible” having to leave her nieces and nephews behind in Sudan.
French authorities on Thursday razed a makeshift settlement on the Indian Ocean island of Mayotte after overnight unrest sparked by government plans to clear slums… Read More »France razes Mayotte slum after attempted migrant expulsion
A US Supreme Court ruling this week is set to open the floodgates for climate lawsuits against fossil fuel companies that have been blocked for… Read More »US Supreme Court ruling could turbocharge climate lawsuits
Digital skills are at the heart of the future of work. Demand for those skills will only grow. But access to build those skills and… Read More »Statement: Digital skills for life
With Arab militias targeting warehouses, markets and homes in Darfur, people are cowering inside.
