Unknown gunmen kill popular Eswatini opposition politician
Thulani Maseko was shot dead on Saturday night by unknown attackers.
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First female Palestinian pastor ordained in the Holy Land
Sally Azar will head the English-speaking congregation at the Church of the Redeemer in Jerusalem.
Monterey Park shooting: What, when and who?
The suspect shot himself after killing 10 people at a dance club in the Los Angeles area.
Pakistan hit by nationwide power outage after grid failure
Businesses and hospitals suffer as officials refuse to comment on when electricity will be fully restored.
‘Now or never’: Kishida says Japan has to act on population drop
Kishida says government will take steps to tackle the slowing birth rate, which fell to a record low in 2021.
Prominent Cameroon journalist found dead after abduction
The mutilated body of Martinez Zogo was found near the capital five days after he was taken by unknown assailants.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 334
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 334rd day, we take a look at the main developments.
Russian warship to join drills with China, South Africa navies
Russian frigate armed with hypersonic missiles will participate in joint drills in South Africa in February, TASS says.
Monterey Park shooting shocks close-knit California community
Residents thought their community was safe from the gun violence that continues to plague the US
Video goes viral after Cambodia tries to silence popular rapper
Censorship of a song on labour rights highlights the difficulty of raising awareness as government tightens its grip.
Germany would not block Poland sending tanks to Ukraine: Minister
Foreign minister Annalena Baerbock says Germany 'would not stand in the way' if Poland sends Leopard tanks to Ukraine.
Erdogan says Turkish elections to be held on May 14
Turkish president announces the date for the country's presidential and parliamentary polls.
Russia advances towards two towns in Ukraine’s Zaporizhia region
Moscow's forces push towards the Ukrainian towns of Orikhiv and Hulyaipole, according to Russian state media reports.
Canada settles residential school reparations lawsuit
Canada to pay more than $2bn to settle lawsuit seeking compensation for harm to Indigenous languages and cultures.
On Roe anniversary, US VP says no freedom without abortion rights
Nationwide marches mark anniversary of ruling, the first since Supreme Court struck down federal abortion protections.
France, Germany renew alliance strained amid war in Ukraine
The two countries' leaders show a united front after the war in Ukraine exposed diverging approaches on key issues.
Netanyahu fires top minister after Israel’s Supreme Court order
Israel's prime minister removes Aryeh Deri, who served as health and interior minister, after court decision.
At least five killed in bomb, gun attack in Mogadishu
A-Shabab armed group claims responsibility for deadly bombing and storming of a gov't building in the Somali capital.
First opposition rally in six years excites Tanzanian politicians
President Hassan's decision to end a six-year ban on political gatherings has been lauded by the opposition.
Iran’s currency hits record low amid tensions with the West
Depreciation of the rial comes amid boiling tensions with the West and continuing protests in Iran.