A Paris court on Friday sentenced Lebanese-Canadian citizen Hassan Diab to life in prison in absentia for the 1980 bombing of a synagogue in which… Read More »Lebanese-Canadian academic convicted for 1980 Paris synagogue bombing
Paris Saint-Germain coach Christophe Galtier is taking legal action against former Nice sporting director Julien Fournier and two French journalists for defamation, his lawyer told… Read More »PSG coach Galtier takes legal action over racism accusations against players
Sierra Leone’s Madusu Koroma narrowly missed out on a Commonwealth Games medal but has plenty of other strings to her all-action bow.
The European Union said Friday it was planning for a possible evacuation of its citizens from Khartoum when security allows, as armed clashes rage in… Read More »EU plans possible evacuation for citizens in conflict-hit Sudan
UN Women joins our partners in expressing our grave concern over the continued conflict in Sudan. As in all crises, this will surely have dire… Read More »Statement on Sudan by UN Women Executive Director Sima Bahous
Police said gunmen ambushed the family at their home on the outskirts of Pietermaritzburg.
The story of Varian Fry, a US journalist who helped some 2,000 of Europe’s imperilled artists, writers and refugees escape from Nazi-occupied Europe, has inspired… Read More »Netflix devotes series to Varian Fry, the man who saved thousands from Vichy France
The Indian Ocean archipelago of the Comoros vowed Friday not to accept migrants expelled from the neighbouring French island of Mayotte in a looming operation… Read More »Comoros refuses migrants expelled from French island of Mayotte
Since the Taliban retook power in Afghanistan in August 2021, women have been robbed of their right to learn, work and move freely. Their exclusion from… Read More »‘Only 5%’ of Afghanistan’s humanitarian needs funded for 2023, researcher says
WhatsApp groups and social media are brimming with offers of help for those without food or medicine.
