Iran’s army warns any new US attack would spread war wider
Iran says US tone has ‘changed’ as Washington seeks negotiations
Fog delays delivery of Ebola vaccines for Guinea
Niger political veterans face off in presidential vote
Trump to give first post-White House speech at conservative summit
At least 35 Algerian pro-democracy activists released ― Rights group
Turkey’s Erdogan seeks ‘win-win’ relationship with US
Russia detects first case of H5N8 avian flu in humans
Russian court upholds prison term for Putin’s critic, Navalny
US officially back in Paris accord, vows climate action
Six people shot with live rounds at Myanmar anti-coup protest
Two killed during Covid protests in Gabon
World Bank names former Senegal finance minister to head IFC
Surprise in France as ex-minister convicted of rape
6 children killed playing with old bomb in Uganda ― Police
World’s oldest DNA sequenced from million-year-old mammoths
First baby born after uterus transplant in France
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Subscribe93% of Palestinian eligible voters sign up for polls
More than 93 per cent of Palestinian eligible voters have registered for May legislative and July presidential elections, the first in 15 years, the electoral commission in Ramallah said Wednesday. The high rate reflects “awareness of citizenship rights and people’s thirst for the ballot box,” Palestinian Civil Affairs Minister Hussein al-Sheikh wrote on Twitter. More […]
Zuma could face jail after snubbing South African anti-graft panel
The chair of a South African judicial panel investigating mass state corruption said Monday he would seek jail time for embattled former president Jacob Zuma over contempt of court after he again failed to appear before the commission. The 79-year-old Zuma, who has snubbed previous summonses by the commission, refused to comply with a Constitutional […]
More protests after Myanmar junta cuts internet, deploys troops
Myanmar’s junta deployed extra troops around the country and choked the internet on Monday as it intensified a crackdown on anti-coup protests, but defiant demonstrators again took to the streets. The military has steadily escalated efforts to quell an uprising against their seizure of power two weeks ago, which saw civilian leader Aung San Suu […]
France ‘helped Rwanda genocide suspects escape’ in 1994
Authorities in Paris helped suspects in the 1994 Rwanda genocide to escape while under French military protection, according to a diplomatic cable, rekindling Kigali’s allegations France secretly supported Hutu forces behind the killings. The document, written by France’s envoy to Rwanda and obtained by AFP Sunday from a lawyer researching France’s actions during the genocide, suggested […]
Defiant Zuma snubs South African anti-graft panel, again
South Africa’s embattled former president Jacob Zuma failed to appear on Monday before a judicial panel probing corruption during his nine-year tenure, again defying a court order for him to testify. Zuma, 79, who has snubbed previous summonses by the commission, refused to comply with the order from the constitutional court which ruled last month […]
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