‘A step too far’: Mali military’s move to hold on to power prompts revolt
Civic spaces are shrinking under Goita’s rule, democracy activists say, as the military suspends 'political activity'.
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Reports of Israeli casualties in Rafah blast, as strikes kill 16 in Gaza
At least nine Palestinians have been killed in an Israeli attack in Beit Lahiya in northern Gaza.
Fact check: Has Canadian tourism to Florida dropped by 80 percent?
Congressman Jared Moskowitz claimed fewer Canadians are travelling amid Trump’s 51st-state comments.
‘No deterrent value’: Will India’s strikes on Pakistan stop armed attacks?
India has said its missiles were aimed at stopping new attacks on its territory. But analysts question that approach.
No new pope yet as black smoke seen after two more Vatican conclave ballots
Thousands of faithful and curious await white smoke signalling 133 cardinal electors have chosen new pontiff.
No new pope yet as black smoke seen after two more Vatican conclave ballots
Thousands of faithful and curious await white smoke signalling 133 cardinal electors have chosen new pontiff.
Is Russia’s Putin playing Trump over Ukraine peace plan, or himself?
As Washington backs away from truce talks, some observers believe Russia wants to fight on for months.
Multiple explosions and sirens in Indian-administered Kashmir’s Jammu city
Pakistan's FM says it ‘deserves to respond’; his Indian counterpart says any response will be an 'escalation'.
Trump administration taps wellness influencer for surgeon general
Trump picks Dr Casey Means, a close ally Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr for role.
Pakistan vows retaliation after India launches air strikes
Pakistan's military says at least 31 civilians killed and 46 others wounded in India's attacks.
Black smoke emerges as cardinals fail to elect new pope in first ballot
Tens of thousands of people gathered in Vatican City's St Peter's Square as cardinals voted in first ballot.
US court says student activist Rumeysa Ozturk must be sent to Vermont
The Trump administration was also ordered in the case of Mahmoud Khalil to justify its use of a Cold War-era law.
Syria’s al-Sharaa confirms indirect talks with Israel amid soaring tensions
Interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa says Syria holding indirect talks with Israel 'through mediators'.
US Federal Reserve holds rates steady, warns of higher unemployment
The central bank will hold steady amid economic uncertainty driven by tariffs.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz calls for renewed Franco-German cooperation
Friedrich Merz says a reset in relations is vital to help Europe overcome its security and economic 'challenges'.
Two-thirds of global warming caused by world’s richest 10%, study finds
Study authors argue progressive taxes on wealth and carbon-intensive investments could provide a solution.
‘It’s not Europe bad, America good’: JD Vance returns to Munich meeting
In his third appearance with the Munich Security Conference, the US vice president sought to strike a conciliatory tone.
25 years of Putin: what can we expect next?
How has Russia’s leader maintained his longevity – and how has it shaped the world?
Why was a Gaza ‘Freedom Flotilla’ ship attacked?
Drones struck a Freedom Flotilla ship carrying aid bound for Gaza. Organisers believe Israel was behind the attack.
Libyan authorities reject report they will take in US deportees
President Trump has denied knowledge of Libya deportations, though his officials have sought to deport migrants abroad.