West African high court denies Niger’s request for sanctions relief, deems junta illegitimate
West Africa’s top court on Thursday rejected a request by Niger’s junta for a lifting of coup-related sanctions imposed by […]
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Sierra Leone questions former president over coup attempt
A former president of Sierra Leone has been called in for questioning by police over recent attacks that officials say
Burmese junta claims it’s releasing police, soldiers who went AWOL amid manpower shortage
Burma’s military junta has reportedly begun freeing police and soldiers who had previously been jailed for desertion or going absent
China says Biden plan to shut it out of US battery supply chain violates WTO rules
China said on Thursday that Biden administration plans to limit Chinese content in batteries eligible for generous electric vehicle tax
US must take tougher approach on tech to China, says US House committee
The U.S. must take immediate action to stop “the hemorrhaging of sensitive U.S. technology to China” by tightening up enforcement
Indonesia rescue teams suspend search for victims of Mount Marapi volcano eruption that killed 23
The search for additional victims of the Mount Marapi volcano eruption in Indonesia has concluded, with 23 confirmed dead and
Mexico officials face backlash as resources poured into finding allegedly ‘fake’ missing persons
The Mexican government is allocating resources to investigate “fake” missing person cases, which it claims are reported by political opponents
Prince Constantin of Liechtenstein dies suddenly, aged 51
Prince Constantin of Liechtenstein, a prince from one of Europe’s oldest royal families, died suddenly on Tuesday at the age
Small fragments of ancient roof tiles found in the City of David provide evidence of Jerusalem’s history
A new discovery in the City of David National Park has provided rare material evidence of the presence of Greeks
Russian group accused of targeting UK politicians in malicious email-hacking campaign
Russia’s intelligence services allegedly engaged in malicious cyberactivity to interfere in U.K. political processes.Although some documents were leaked, attempts to