UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres arrived in Iraq for his first visit in six years Tuesday in a show of “solidarity” after a drawn-out political crisis… Read More »UN Secretary General visits Iraq for the first time in six years
Sixteen people were killed and at least 85 injured in a collision of two trains near the city of Larissa in Greece late on Tuesday, fire brigade… Read More »More than a dozen dead, scores injured in fiery train crash in Greece
Lamin Jallow appeals to other Turkish teams after Adanaspor’s withdrawal from competition leaves the winger without a club.
Opposition parties condemn the election as a sham, with Bola Tinubu on 39% of votes counted so far.
Old and misleading footage plus unproven allegations about electoral tampering abound online.
Last week France launched Orion 23, a months-long military exercise involving thousands of troops, naval and land vehicles, aircraft and an aircraft carrier. The joint… Read More »The ‘Orion’ military exercise: A fictitious war, but a real test for French troops
Conservative US Supreme Court justices on Tuesday signaled skepticism over the legality of President Joe Biden’s plan to cancel $430 billion in student debt for about 40 million… Read More »Supreme Court debates legality of Biden plan to cancel $430 billion in student debt
As the UN Human Rights Council meets to discuss expanding its investigation into war crimes committed in Ukraine, individuals and organisations are gathering their own digital evidence of… Read More »‘Accountability and justice’: Gathering digital evidence of war crimes in Ukraine
French prosecutors are investigating an allegation of rape made against the Morocco and PSG defender, said to have taken place at his home in Paris.
A French court ruled on Tuesday rejected a landmark lawsuit against oil giant TotalEnergies that accused it of failing to protect people and the environment as it pursues oil projects… Read More »French court dismisses NGOs’ case against TotalEnergies projects in east Africa
