‘If you steal from Americans, you will be jailed’ — Trump warns fraudsters
Exiled Spanish leader issues independence call near border
US, Taliban sign deal to pull foreign forces from Afghanistan
Luxembourg becomes first country with free public transport
Three die at Russia party after dry ice thrown into pool
Mexico confirms first three cases of coronavirus, linked to Italy
‘No fear’: Pilgrims in Saudi defy coronavirus risks
Guinea Bissau President sacks PM after soldiers seen occupying office
Guinea President delays controversial referendum
Advertising spending on US primaries surpasses $1 bn ―Monitor
Corona beer says US sales not hit by confusion over virus name
Coronavirus: China is making progress in the battle to get back to work
South Korea coronavirus cases surge as WHO sounds maximum alert
Ethiopia’s Abiy faces outcry over crackdown on rebels
Afghanistan’s future in the balance as US, Taliban sign deal

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Russian opposition to protest Putin’s ‘leader-for-life’ reforms
Russia’s opposition on Saturday holds its first major protest since President Vladimir Putin in January announced plans which critics fear will help him stay in power after his mandate ends in 2024. The rally marks five years since the assassination of opposition politician Boris Nemtsov but its organisers want the event to also send a […]
Trump wins key court case on snub of Congressional subpoenas
The White House won a key victory for presidential power Friday when an appeals court rejected a lawsuit over the nation’s President Donald, Trump blocking his former legal advisor from honouring a Congressional subpoena. The Washington appeals court ruled two-to-one the US judicial branch has no power to decide whether Trump could prevent former White […]
Anti-Congo regime protesters set fires in Paris
Paris police arrested dozens of protesters on Friday who burnt scooters and bins outside a concert venue hosting a Congolese singer they accuse of giving a voice to the Kinshasa regime. The nearby Gare de Lyon train station was partially evacuated during the chaos and police warned Parisians to stay away as a thick, black […]
Ruling party retains sweeping majority in Cameroon
President Paul Biya’s party has retained an absolute majority in Cameroon’s parliament, the constitutional council announced Friday after the controversial February 9 vote. His Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (RDPC) won 139 out of 167 declared seats on “moderate” turnout of almost 46 percent, said the council’s president, Clement Atangana. Elections were cancelled in 13 other […]
The rampant corruption spurring Lebanon protests
The Lebanese government had frozen recruitment but then, around the time of a key election, thousands of people suddenly landed civil servant jobs. The alleged corruption case is just one of many stirring public anger in Lebanon, where protesters are calling out rampant graft they say has brought the economy to its knees. Cronyism in […]

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