Spain high-speed train collision kills 64, injures over 100
Why China may want Trump to win US presidential election
Sweden bans China’s Huawei, ZTE from 5G network
Guinea’s opposition leader claims victory in presidential poll
Mikes to be muted in US presidential debate to stop interruptions
US central bank developing digital dollar ― Fed’s Powell reveals
Alibaba pays $3.6bn to take over China hypermarket giant SunArt
China rails at US after sanctions threat as Iran arms embargo ends
We will sell more arms than buy after embargo lifted ― Iran
China’s economic recovery quickens as consumption returns
China’s 5G network has more than 600,000 base stations — Ministry
Vote counting ongoing in Guinea’s tense election
China’s economic recovery speeds up in third quarter
At least two dead in Cote d’Ivoire pre-election violence
Trump and Biden hit the trail in a charged election week

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Tens of thousands march in Belarus despite police threat to open fire
Belarusian police on Sunday detained more than 200 people as tens of thousands marched against strongman Alexander Lukashenko in defiance of police threats to open fire after weeks of demonstrations. Crowds of demonstrators waving red-and-white opposition flags descended on a gritty industrial neighbourhood in southeast Minsk for a march along Partisan Prospect, a key transport […]
3rd Term Bid: Guinea’s 10 years under Alpha Conde
Guinean President Alpha Conde is bidding for a third term in Sunday’s presidential election after nearly 10 years in power. Here is a recap of the key dates of Conde’s presidency. – 2010: Conde is elected – In November 2010 Guinea votes in its first democratic election since independence in 1958 and after decades of […]
Sudan offers support to ICC over Darfur war crimes cases
Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok on Sunday promised cooperation with International Criminal Court prosecutor Fatou Bensouda as she gathered information on war crimes in Darfur. “This historic visit is a testimony to the total reform of the new Sudan,” said Hamdok, who succeeded toppled autocrat Omar al-Bashir. Bashir is in jail in Khartoum, but is […]
As lockdown eases, Israelis again gather against Netanyahu
Thousands of Israelis demonstrated outside the official residence of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday night, resuming the weekly protest against the Israeli leader after emergency restrictions imposed as part of a coronavirus lockdown were lifted. The protests were curtailed last month after Israel imposed new lockdown measures in response to a new virus outbreak. […]
In Guinea, poverty tests Alpha Conde’s economic record
Fatou Conte and Diabate Famoro, two low-income workers in Guinea’s bustling seaside capital Conakry, are divided on President Alpha Conde’s economic success, just one illustration of the controversy over his bid for a third term. The 82-year-old is running in Sunday’s election in the West African state after having won two past ballots partly on promises […]

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