Trump says does not believe China, Russia helping Iran
Iran says ship sank in Hormuz
Crowds rally in New Zealand’s Auckland against coronavirus lockdown
Antarctica is still free of COVID-19, can it stay that way?
Anti-Shiite protesters march for second day in Pakistan
Heavy rains kill six in Tunisia
Spain sentences 76-year-old colonel to 133 years for murdering five priests
Mali experts proposes 2-year military monitored transition government
Scores of Senegalese troops test positive for COVID-19
Congo’s civil aviation chief suspended over Google internet balloon flight
Ethiopia bans fireworks in new year celebrations
Coronavirus hits Senegalese troops deployed to The Gambia
Algeria parliament adopts constitutional reforms
Liberia’s President, George Weah, urges tougher measures against sex crimes
12 candidates set for Guinea presidential vote amidst opposition split
Zimbabwe nurses call off strike after three months
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SubscribeTrump revels in nomination for 2021 Nobel Peace Prize
US President Donald Trump revelled Wednesday in his nomination by a right-wing Norwegian politician for the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize. “Thank you!” he said in one of a flurry of tweets and retweets celebrating the nomination, which cited Trump’s role in brokering an agreement to normalize relations between Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Norwegian […]
US professor who posed as black woman quits university
A white US university professor who lied for years about being black has quit her job at George Washington University in the capital Washington, the school said Wednesday. “Update regarding Jessica Krug: Dr Krug has resigned her position, effective immediately,” the university said on its Twitter account. Krug — a history professor focusing on Africa […]
British royal palace staff embark on rare protests against job cuts
Royal staff staged a rare protest against planned job cuts outside one of Queen Elizabeth II’s main residences, Windsor Castle, their trade union said on Wednesday. The Public and Commercial Service (PCS) Union tweeted a photograph of visitor wardens employed by the royal household “protesting about cuts to their pensions and jobs” in front of […]
Russian deputy energy minister arrested for alleged corruption
A Russian deputy energy minister has been arrested on suspicion of embezzling more than 600 million roubles worth of public money, investigators announced Wednesday. Anatoly Tikhonov, one of eight deputies to Energy Minister Alexander Novak, is accused of misusing public funds worth around 6.7 million euros ($7.9 million) which had been intended for a new […]
Coronavirus crisis ‘far from over’, more support needed — IMF
The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday warned that the Coronavirus crisis was “far from over” and underscored the need for multilateral cooperation to ensure adequate supplies once a vaccine is developed. In an essay published in Foreign Policy magazine, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva and chief economist Gita Gopinath said the ongoing economic recovery from […]
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