Putin Arrest Warrant 'Spanner In The Works' For S.Africa
Pretoria, which has close ties with Moscow, has been faced with a diplomatic dilemma since the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued an arrest warrant against Putin in March.
Leaked US Documents Cast Doubt On Ukraine's Military Capacity
Ukraine is expected to launch an attack on invading Russian troops in the spring -- its first major military push of the year.
Russian MPs Back Digital Draft As Ukraine Campaign Drags
Last year President Vladimir Putin's order to call up hundreds of thousands of men to boost regular forces in Ukraine kicked off an exodus, with tens of thousands rushing to leave the country.
Tunisia Police Use Tear Gas To Disperse Homeless Migrants
The UNHCR announced earlier this month that it was suspending asylum activities worldwide as it moved to a new registration system.
Ukrainian Soldiers Dig Trenches In Case Of Retreat From Bakhmut
After around nine months of fierce combat, Russian troops including Wagner paramilitary fighters hold about two-thirds of the eastern city.
UN Chief Guterres Makes Second Visit To Somalia
Guterres was given a red-carpet welcome at the capital's airport by Somalia's Foreign Minister Abshir Omar Huruse who posted pictures of the event on Twitter.
Inside Nigeria's Centres For Jihadists And Their Captives
In reality, Hajj Camp in Borno State is a centre for processing tens of thousands of jihadists, their families and those who lived under their control.
Senegal Harvests First Experimental Homegrown Wheat
The second most consumed cereal after rice, wheat is an important staple in the bread-loving West African nation.
The Ukrainian Troops Collecting The Enemy's Dead
Corpses can remain unfound under ruins or in rural areas as the fighting rages and Ukrainian officials say Russians often refuse to collect the bodies of their own fallen troops.
Russia Threatens To Scrap Ukraine Grain Deal
Negotiated in July by Turkey and the United Nations, the agreement allows Ukraine -- one of the world's top grain producers -- to export grain through a safe corridor in the Black Sea.
Space-based NASA Instrument To Track Pollution Over North America
The data will be used by the US Environmental Protection Agency, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and other agencies responsible for tackling atmospheric pollution.
UAE Rejects Extradition Of S.Africa's Graft-accused Gupta Brothers
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola said the government was notified on Thursday evening of a Dubai court decision not to allow for the extradition of business tycoons Atul and Rajesh Gupta.
Nearly A Million Sahel Children Face 'Severe Wasting', UN Says
Niger is expected to face the highest burden, with 430,000 children estimated to be affected, a 14 percent decrease on the 2022 total thanks to government efforts.
Thousands Of Migrants Stranded In North Niger's Scorching Desert
Every week hundreds more migrants thrown out of Algeria end up here in Assamaka, the first village on the Niger border.
Putin Accuses Western Spies Of Role In 'Terror Attacks' In Russia
Putin spoke at a meeting of the Kremlin's security council dedicated to ensuring law and order in four Ukrainian territories he claimed to have annexed last year.
'They Took My Grandson': Frontline Ukraine Town Evacuates Children
Police are forcibly evacuating any children left as the Russians bombard the town from three sides and the mayor says not a single building remains undamaged.
Macron, Von Der Leyen To Press China's Xi On Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen will be greeted late afternoon by the Chinese president at the Great Hall of the People, the heart of power in the capital.
Young Libyans Finally Able To Answer Call Of E-gaming
Unlike in other Arab states, "the gaming community was completely dead here" until recently, says Sofiane Mattouss, who runs the business set up in 2022.
US Reporter Detained In Russia Given Access To Lawyers: Paper
Gershkovich, a journalist for the Wall Street Journal, had been placed in detention by a Russian court and had been without access to the paper's lawyers until they visited him in prison for the first time on Tuesday.
Russian Cafe Bomb Suspect Remanded In Custody
After investigators charged Trepova with terrorism, Moscow's Basmanny district court ruled that she should remain in custody until June 2.
Easy, Tiger: Study Maps Big Cats' Personalities
Questionnaires with a list of 70 personality indicators were filled out by veterinarians and feeders who work with the tigers on a daily basis.
Russian Official Sought By ICC To Speak At UN Meeting
Ukraine accuses Russia of having abducted and forcibly deported more than 16,000 children since it began its invasion more than a year ago.
US Details New $2.6 Bn Military Aid Package For Ukraine
The Abrams tanks are expected to be delivered to Ukraine by fall of this year, while other Western heavy tanks -- British Challengers and German Leopards -- have already arrived.
With Hunched Shoulders And Pursed Lips, Donald Trump Plays Defense
A few photographers were allowed to capture the drama of the 76-year-old's initial presence in the stiflingly hot room, as the one-time White House resident wearing a blue suit and red tie greeted their lenses with steely eyes.
Cryptocurrency Surges As Musk Changes Twitter Logo To 'Meme Dog'
The Twitter chief has 133 million followers and has long used the platform for self-promotion and humour, occasionally also promoting dogecoin, a highly volatile cryptocurrency initially created as a joke.
Luxury Watchmakers Woo Generation Z With Snapchat And Bitcoin
Their spending is expected to increase three times faster than that of other generations by 2030, it said.
Kenya To Launch First Operational Satellite Next Week
The observation satellite is "fully designed and developed" by Kenyan engineers and will be used to provide data on agriculture and food security, among other areas, the statement said.
'Should Have Left Earlier': Last Civilians Flee Bakhmut
The fight for the industrial city of Bakhmut has become the longest and bloodiest battle of Russia's year-long assault on Ukraine.
Emissions Cuts Can Slash Heat Deaths In Mideast, N. Africa: Study
The regional focus on the heat risk came as Dubai prepares to host the United Nations COP28 climate summit in November.
Finland Joins NATO As Russian War Prompts Shift
Last year, the Kremlin's all-out invasion of Ukraine upended Europe's security landscape and prompted Finland -- and its neighbour Sweden -- to drop decades of non-alignment.