UN Sounds Hunger Warning For Northern Mozambique
The UN's World Food Programme is delivering food assistance to one million people affected by the turmoil in the southern African nation.
Abortion Under Spotlight In Conservative Morocco
The conservative North African kingdom, which criminalises abortion, has since seen growing calls for reform to women's reproductive rights.
Western Thirst For African Gas Raises Alarm At COP27
European countries have been scrambling for alternative sources of gas after the continent's former top supplier, Russia, slashed exports in apparent retaliation for Western sanctions over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine in February.
DR Congo Army Clashes With Rebels As Angola Pursues Peace Bid
In eastern DRC, local people reported hearing heavy artillery fire around Rugari, in Rutshuru territory, from early morning as the army targeted M23 combatants.
Kenyan Peacekeepers Arrive In DR Congo's Volatile East
Their arrival comes as the M23 militia has surged across the DRC's North Kivu province, capturing swathes of territory and inflaming tensions in central Africa.
Ethiopia Rivals Agree On Humanitarian Access For Tigray
The agreement followed talks in the Kenyan capital Nairobi this week on the full implementation of a deal signed between the warring sides 10 days ago to end the brutal two-year conflict in northern Ethiopia.
'We'll Shoot You': Violence Stalks EU-Libya Migrant Deal
The Libyans brought the migrants onboard before scuttling their rubber boat with incendiary ammunition, according to Sea-Watch footage.
Russian Atrocities In Kherson Region Same As Other Regions: Zelensky
Ukrainians in the liberated city have expressed a deep sense of relief over the end of months of occupation as Russian forces pulled out on Friday.
Erdogan Says Istanbul 'Attack' Blast Kills Six
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan condemned what he called a "vile attack".
Sun-soaked North Africa Pushes For Cheap Energy
While industry insiders complain of red tape, fossil fuel prices that soared after Russia's February invasion of Ukraine created a powerful incentive for such investments across the Maghreb region.
S.Africa's Ramaphosa Brushes Aside Calls To Quit
The decision-making body of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) convened in a Johannesburg suburb at the weekend to discuss preparations for the party's upcoming national elective conference.
Ship Carrying 230 Migrants Docks At French Port
Ship carrying 230 migrants docks at French port
Finland's Foresters Decry 'Unfair' EU Climate Plans
Like many other Finns, Jappila fears that the EU's upcoming biodiversity strategy, which aims to protect 30 percent of the EU's land area, will make his forestry livelihood "completely unprofitable".
China Confirms Xi To Attend G20 Summit, Meet Biden
The two met prior to Biden taking office in January 2021 and have spoken by phone a number of times since then, but the Covid-19 pandemic and Xi's subsequent aversion to foreign travel have prevented them from meeting in person.
Ethiopia Govt Says Aid Flowing To Tigray But Rebels Deny
"70% of Tigray is under ENDF (Ethiopian National Defence Force)," Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's national security adviser Redwan Hussein posted on Twitter.
Banned From Education, 'Idle' Afghan Girls Are Married Off
Since the Taliban seized power in Kabul and banned teenage girls from education, many have been married off -- often to much older men of their father's choice.
Turkish Journalist On Erdogan's Wishlist Worries About Future In Sweden
Bulent Kenes, the former editor-in-chief of the Zaman daily, is the only person President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has identified by name among the dozens Ankara wants extradited in exchange for approving Sweden's membership bid.
Japan Govt Backs Major Firms In Next-gen Chip Project
Eight major companies including Sony, SoftBank, Toyota and telecoms giant NTT have joined forces for the venture, Japanese media reports said.
ASEAN Leaders Struggle For Answers To Myanmar Crisis
Leaders from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) regional bloc will discuss ways to implement a peace plan agreed with Myanmar last year which the junta has so far ignored.
Twitter Chaos Deepens As Key Executives Quit
The walkouts came a day after the turbulent launch of new features introduced by Tesla and SpaceX owner Musk following his $44 billion buyout of the influential messaging app.
World Needs US 'To Be Climate Leader', Ugandan Activist
Nakate, a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations' children's fund UNICEF, urged Biden to listen to climate science and those "on the frontlines of this crisis".
Tunisia's Ghannouchi In Court Over 'Money-laundering'
Other Ennahdha members are also facing prosecution over suspicious transactions involving Instalingo, a digital content production firm.
Over 100,000 Russian Troops Killed, Wounded In Ukraine: Top US General
"You're looking at well over 100,000 Russian soldiers killed and wounded," top US General Mark Milley said. "Same thing probably on the Ukrainian side."
Egypt Prison Puts Hunger-striker Abdel Fattah 'Under Medical Intervention'
Abdel Fattah, a veteran pro-democracy and rights campaigner, is serving a five-year prison sentence for "spreading false news" by sharing a Facebook post about police brutality.
Wrong Bank: Villagers Split By River From Ukraine's Advance
Kherson was the only regional capital Russia had captured and is Ukraine's gateway to Kremlin-annexed Crimea and the Sea of Azov.
Iran Says It Has Developed Hypersonic Missile
Hypersonic missiles, like traditional ballistic missiles which can deliver nuclear weapons, can fly more than five times the speed of sound.
Khaki Nation: Ukraine Dresses For War
Even civilians far from the frontlines have adopted their president's khaki dress code turned weapon of communication.
UK PM Sunak To Meet Ireland's Martin At British-Irish Summit
UK PM Sunak to meet Ireland's Martin at British-Irish summit
Defiant Xi Re-emerges On Global Stage, Prepares For US Competition
A flurry of state visits to China in the past week have highlighted the importance of maintaining trade and other diplomatic ties -- even as China acts more assertively to defend its interests.
Taliban Ban Women From Parks And Funfairs In Afghan Capital
Schools for teenage girls have also been shut for over a year across most of the country.