Top Stories

The world’s first malaria treatment specifically designed for babies has been approved, in what health experts are calling a major step forward in the fight against one of Africa’s deadliest...

The Zambian government has abruptly cancelled the 2026 RightsCon summit, one of the world’s largest gatherings on human rights and technology, just days before it was due to begin in...

More than two months into the escalating dispute between the United States and Iran, President Donald Trump is facing a prolonged standoff with no clear military or diplomatic resolution in...

The United Arab Emirates has announced that air travel across the country has returned to normal, following the lifting of precautionary restrictions introduced at the start of the Iran war....

Amid worsening anti-foreigner violence in South Africa, Nigerian authorities have begun arrangements to evacuate citizens willing to return home, as fear and business losses mount across affected communities. The Nigerian...

Nearly 60 countries gathered in Santa Marta this week for a landmark conference aimed at accelerating the global shift away from fossil fuels, as rising energy costs and geopolitical shocks...

The Catholic Archdiocese of New York has agreed to pay $800 million to settle claims brought by about 1,300 survivors of clergy sexual abuse, marking one of the largest such...

Iran has handed over a new proposal to restart negotiations with the United States, raising cautious hopes of breaking the deadlock in efforts to end the conflict. The proposal was...

A wave of coordinated attacks in Mali has drawn fresh attention to the growing operational strength of armed groups across West Africa, after fighters linked to al Qaeda and Tuareg...

Fighters linked to al Qaeda have escalated their campaign in Mali, setting up checkpoints on key routes around the capital, Bamako, and calling on citizens to rise against the military-led...