Parisians will be invited to vote on whether to allow electric scooter rental services to continue operating in the city as authorities weigh banning the… Read More »Paris to hold public vote on continuing e-scooter rental services
Nasser Al-Attiyah won a second straight Dakar Rally just kilometers from his Qatar homeland on Sunday.
Baye Wane is a medical student and YouTuber in Dakar, Senegal. While he usually makes videos about smartphones, he said that he was inspired by… Read More »Pollution, development and negligence: Dakar coastline victim of urbanisation
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s army said on Sunday that an explosive device had detonated in a church in North Kivu province, without giving details… Read More »Bomb detonates in church in eastern DR Congo
Ukraine endured a wave of strikes on Saturday, including a devastating hit on an apartment block in the city of Dnipro. This latest attack on Ukrainian civilians… Read More »‘Letting them know we’re here’: Ukrainian soldiers ready for Russian offensive on northern front
Malik Afegbua’s images of elderly models have blown up on Instagram, but they are not what they seem.
A day after 11 of the 15 UN Security Council members urged the Taliban to reverse “oppressive” restrictions on Afghan women, demonstrators gathered in Paris… Read More »#LetTheGirlsLearn: Paris protesters support Afghan women’s rights
At least 40 people were killed on Sunday when a domestic flight crashed in Pokhara in Nepal, a Nepal aviation authority official said, in the… Read More »Dozens killed in Nepal’s worst air crash in nearly five years
The death toll rose to at least 20 on Sunday after a strike on a residential building in Dnipro Saturday, a city in centre-east Ukraine,… Read More »Live: Death toll rises from strike on tower block in Ukraine’s Dnipro
French football chief Noel Le Graet could face criminal proceedings after a claim of a “sexist outrage” was made against him, Le Monde reported on… Read More »French football boss Le Graet faces ‘sexist outrage’ claim
