Colonialism and the Niger Coup
The military leaders of Niger can count on Nigeriens’ support thanks to anti-colonial sentiment — but for how long?
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Relief for Anwar as Malaysians back status quo in ‘nail-biting’ state polls
Political blocs split victories in regional polls, but opposition makes gains in challenge for ruling coalition.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 536
These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 536th day.
Ecuador gang boss who threatened Villavicencio moved to high-security jail
A week before his murder, Fernando Villavicencio had accused Adolfo Macias of threatening him and his campaign team.
Indian Muslims in Haryana face calls for economic boycott after violence
Hindu far-right groups call for northern Haryana state residents to boycott Muslim shops.
Jordan’s king approves ‘draconian’ cybercrime law
Fourteen rights groups, including Human Rights Watch, previously said in a joint statement the law is 'draconian'.
Palestinian officials welcome first Saudi Arabia ambassador
The ambassador's appointment occurred while the US is looking to normalise Israeli-Saudi relations.
West African bloc scraps crisis meeting on Niger coup
As ECOWAS leaders fail to meet, concerns over the deteriorating health of deposed President Bazoum mount.
Baby among two migrants dead after boat capsizes along Tunisia’s coast
More than 1,800 people have died on the Mediterranean route – the world’s deadliest – double last year's death toll.
Armenia calls for UN help on Nagorno-Karabakh’s humanitarian situation
Armenian diplomat accuses Azerbaijan of blocking the only available road connecting Nagorno-Karabakh with Armenia.
What lies ahead for Pakistan now that a new caretaker PM has been named?
Senator Anwar ul-Haq Kakar has been named as caretaker PM as Pakistan prepares for a general election within 90 days.
Pakistan senator Anwar ul-Haq Kakar named caretaker PM ahead of vote
The little-known senator from Balochistan has been nominated to lead the country until its next general election.
Six dead after ‘migrant boat’ capsizes crossing from France to UK
Authorities say dozens rescued after boat carrying migrants to Britain sank in the English Channel early Saturday.
Hundreds rally in S Korea against Fukushima wastewater release plan
Activists are unhappy with Tokyo's plan to release treated radioactive water from Fukushima nuclear plant into ocean.
Taiwan vice president heads to United States on sensitive trip
William Lai is officially making only transit stops in the US on his way to and from Paraguay.
Toddler dies in US on a Texas migrant bus going to Chicago
The 3-year-old was being transported as part of the controversial Operation Lone Star border control program.
Russia says 20 Ukrainian drones destroyed over Crimea
Russian defence ministry says 20 Ukrainian drones were shot down and electronically suppressed in early morning attack.
Biden’s ‘ticking time bomb’ remark referred to China’s economy: White House
US President told political fundraiser that China was 'in trouble' due to internal economic and social tensions.
Hawaii wildfire death toll hits 80 as probe launched into blaze response
Hawaii's attorney-general opens investigation into official response to deadly wildfire.
Seven worshippers killed in northern Nigeria mosque collapse
Hundreds of people were inside the mosque for Friday prayers when part of the building collapsed, officials say.