Beijing rejected a request for a secure call between Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin and his counterpart on the day an American warplane shot down a… Read More »China refused call with Pentagon after downing of suspected spy balloon, says US
New research shows that increased space travel could undo efforts to repair the hole in the ozone layer. Successful global coordination to ban harmful chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) gasses and restore the… Read More »Rise in space tourism, rocket launches poses new threat to ozone layer, researchers warn
Amid Russia’s isolation, its friendship with Mali blossoms, but has it stopped jihadist violence?
Some 40 percent of animals and 34 percent of plants across the USA are at risk of extinction, a new report has warned, with whole… Read More »‘Collapse of habitats’: 40 percent of animals in US at risk of extinction, says report
Accra-based Ridge City become the first women’s club to join Everton FC’s group of affiliate teams.
Medical personnel and rescue workers have been stretched to their limits after a devastating earthquake hit southern Turkey and northwestern Syria in the early morning… Read More »Syrian hospitals overwhelmed with injured after quake: ‘They can’t take any more’
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Tuesday that Russia will continue helping Mali improve its military capabilities, a partnership that has prompted Western concern.
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo says there should be no Russian delegation allowed at the Paris Olympics next year if Moscow continues its war against Ukraine.
South African Tourism’s controversial $51.5m sponsorship deal with English Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur will be discussed by the country’s president Cyril Ramaphosa after sparking… Read More »Tottenham sponsorship row: SA Tourism to meet Ramaphosa over deal
Ghanaian winger Christian Atsu has been pulled from the rubble of a building in Hatay with injuries, his manager tells Turkish radio.
