In tonight’s edition, concern is growing in Tunisia as the families of several men who travelled to Russia for work or study are still searching for an answer about the fate of their loved ones forcibly conscripted to the war in Ukraine. Also, a year after Tanzania’s controversial election, the fear hasn’t faded. And Dakar is ready…
ICJ judge Yuji Iwasawa’s jaunt to New York belies the danger he’s courting.
A new spending plan highlights the squeeze that welfare spending puts on national security.
This week in Across Africa: in Ivory Coast, severe housing shortage has fueled demand for land, creating opportunities for fraudsters selling fake properties and non-existent plots. Also, Kenya’s women are changing the game. From the track to the boxing ring, female athletes are delivering some of the country’s biggest sporting successes. And Addis Ababa pushes ahead with…
Interim President Rodríguez and opposition leader Machado laid out competing visions, sounding the opening gun of a power struggle.
As some of the victims’ names are released publicly, an outpouring of grief and anger is sweeping across Spain.
With elections around the corner, rail safety has become a campaign issue in the wake of Wednesday’s deadly crash.
A White House meeting included a rare in-person briefing by Adm. Brad Cooper, as the U.S. weighs new combat operations.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde will step down from her post several months early, in order to have more “freedom to engage on matters that are not monetary policy.” The comments will fuel speculation about her future plans, ahead of a presidential election in her native France. The resignation also sparks a succession race,…
The Trump administration agreed to send armored personnel carriers to Cameroon as part of a deal under which the country is accepting deportees from third countries.