Trial In 2016 Ivory Coast Attack Set To Get Underway
The others are either on the run or being held in Mali, said Aude Rimailho, a lawyer for civilian plaintiffs.
Hawaii Volcano Shoots Lava Fountains 200 Feet High: USGS
Four fissures have now opened up on the mammoth mountain, which burst into life on Sunday for the first time in almost 40 years.
Stowaways Who Arrived In Spain On Rudder Returned To Ship
The men were found when the Alithini II docked in Las Palmas on the island of Gran Canaria on Monday evening.
Elon Musk's Twitter Lifts Rule Against Covid Misinformation
The move comes after the mercurial billionaire reinstated a slew of accounts on the social media network that had previously been banned for violating its content rules, such as that of former president Donald Trump.
Disappointment In Tehran After World Cup Loss To US
There was no replay of the street celebrations last Friday, when people danced after Iran beat Wales.
Jack Ma Living In Japan After China Tech Crackdown: FT
Jack Ma living in Japan after China tech crackdown: FT
Uranium-rich Niger Struggles Despite Nuclear Resurgence
The deeply impoverished landlocked Sahel state is a major supplier of uranium to the European Union, accounting for a fifth of its supplies, and is especially important to France, its former colonial power.
Killer Of S.African Anti-apartheid Hero Hani Stabbed In Jail: Prison
The Department of Correctional Services (DCS) said it was "able to confirm an unfortunate stabbing incident" involving Janusz Walus, who has spent nearly three decades in jail for the 1993 killing.
Qatar Announces First Major Gas Deal For Germany
Qatar's Energy Minister Saad Sherida al-Kaabi said up to two million tons of gas a year would be sent for at least 15 years from 2026, and that state-run QatarEnergy was discussing other possible deals for Europe's biggest economy.
Less Than Half Of Population Is Christian: UK Census
In an increasingly secular age, Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell said it was no "great surprise" that the Christian proportion was declining over time.
S.African Anti-apartheid Hero Hani's Tomb Vandalised
The grave of anti-apartheid hero Chris Hani has been vandalised, days after a South African court ordered the far-right gunman who killed him to be released on parole, city officials said on Tuesday.
All Regions Experienced Water Extremes In 2021: UN
Large areas of the planet recorded drier than normal conditions in 2021, the UN's World Meteorological Organization said in its first annual State of Global Water Resources report.
Biden Monitoring China Covid Unrest As US Rallies Pop Up
The comments came after hundreds of people took to the streets in China's major cities over the weekend, in a rare outpouring of public frustration that has spread to international Chinese-speaking communities.
Mould And Red Tape: Ukrainians Hosted In UK Struggle To Find Own Housing
At least 2,175 Ukrainian households living in England have required local authorities to intervene to prevent homelessness, data shows.
China Cities Under Heavy Policing After Protests
The country's leadership faced a weekend of protests not seen in decades, as anger over unrelenting lockdowns fuels deep-rooted frustration with the country's political system as a whole.
Lights Go Out On Hungary Stadiums, Theatres As Energy Crisis Bites
Despite being one of the country's richest cities and being run by Orban's own party, Szekesfehervar is one of many closing its museums, libraries and theatres.
'More To Offer' Than War: Ukraine Works On Display At Madrid Museum
The works on show at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum of Art as part of the "In the Eye of the Storm: Modernism in Ukraine 1900-1930" exhibition include oil paintings, sketches and collages.
Canada To Summon Russian Envoy Over 'Hateful' LGBTQ Tweets
"Unsurprisingly, the Russians have once again chosen hateful propaganda," Foreign Minister Melanie Joly's deputy director of communications, Emily Williams, said in a statement.
Twitter Owner Musk Signals New 'War' Against Apple
Musk also joined the chorus crying foul over a 30 percent fee Apple collects on transactions via its App Store -- the sole gateway for applications to get onto its billion plus mobile devices.
World's Largest Volcano Erupts In Hawaii
Rivers of molten rock could be seen high up on the volcano, venting huge clouds of steam and smoke at the summit on Big Island, and sparking warnings the situation could change rapidly.
US To Release Emergency Aid For Ukraine Energy Infrastructure
Biden administration had budgeted $1.1 billion for energy spending in Ukraine and Moldova.
Chad Lawyers To Stop Work Over Mass Trial Of Protesters
Officially, around 50 people -- including 10 members of the security forces -- died when police opened fire on demonstrators in the capital N'Djamena and several other cities on October 20.
Macron Heads To US For Wide-ranging State Visit
Macron, in a rare honour the first French leader to be invited for two US state visits, can look forward to another 21-gun salute and ostentatious White House dinner that ex-president Donald Trump provided in 2018.
Toll In Cameroon Landslide Rises To 15
The victims had gathered in marquees at the top of a hill for a memorial service on Sunday when the ground collapsed.
Comoros Ex-president Sambi Jailed For Life For 'High Treason'
Sambi, 64, an arch rival of President Azali Assoumani, was sentenced by the State Security Court, a special judicial body whose rulings cannot be appealed.
Germany Keep World Cup Hopes Alive As Morocco Stun Belgium
Elsewhere, 2018 runners-up Croatia crushed Canada 4-1 to eliminate their opponents while Costa Rica claimed a shock win over Japan.
Mexican President Masses Supporters With Eye On Next Election
The rally came as allies of Lopez Obrador, known by his initials AMLO, jockey for position ahead of the next presidential election in 2024, in which he cannot run.
Canada Unveils New Asia-Pacific Strategy With Eye On China
"The future of the Indo-Pacific is our future; we have a role to play in shaping it. To do so, we need to be a true, reliable partner," Foreign Minister Melanie Joly said in a statement introducing the policy paper.
Equatorial Guinea's Poor Lose Hope In Promised Social Housing
Obiang planned to provide enough housing to raise Malabo's shanty towns, including Nubili, a mass of tin-roofed shacks along narrow paths that is home to thousands of families in the heart of the city.
I.Coast 'Street General' Ble Goude Returns After Acquittal
The former right-hand man to ex-president Laurent Gbagbo, dubbed the "street general" for his ability to organise a crowd, was acquitted along with Gbagbo of crimes against humanity charges by the International Criminal Court last year.