What is the regional impact of the war in Sudan?
Foreign powers back different sides, while fears grow that violence could spread.
Category: World
‘Ant Gang’ smugglers plead guilty to trafficking wildlife in Kenya
Four wildlife traffickers face sentencing in Kenya after being caught smuggling 5,000 rare queen ants.
‘We could barely walk,’ sisters say after being ordered to evacuate northern Gaza’s last major hospital
The United Nations chief is “deeply alarmed” at an Israeli forces strike on the Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza, as groups warn of dire shortages
Eggs are so expensive that some Americans are decorating potatoes this Easter
Eggs tend to be a staple for Easter celebrations, whether they’re being decorated, rolled, or baked into quiches and served with brunch. But with U.S.
Trump threatens Harvard with possibility of losing tax exempt status amid row with university
Tweety McTreason has threatened Harvard with the possibility of it losing its tax exempt status amid a row with the university.
Russian hairdresser jailed over neighbour claim of spreading fake news
Anna Alexandrova denied posting anti-war messages, insisting the case was motivated by a land squabble.
Obama calls Trump’s freeze of Harvard funding ‘unlawful’
The former president broke with his practice of not criticising policies or leaders on social media to praise Harvard’s stand
French prison attacks are ‘terrorism’ says justice minister
Vehicles were set on fire in car parks outside several prisons across the country.
‘A number of businesses in limbo’ in China after US tariffs on imports
BBC China correspondent Laura Bicker has been speaking to companies at the world’s longest running import-export fair.
Syria’s al-Sharaa meets with Qatar’s Emir in Doha
Syria’s President Ahmad al-Sharaa met with Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim al-Thani on his first official visit to Doha.
Mark Zuckerberg back in US court amid push to break up Meta
The last time the US Federal Trade Commission broke up a major corporation was AT&T, more than four decades ago.
Judge rejects defence Gaudreaus contributed to their deaths by cycling while impaired
The family of NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew listened Tuesday as lawyers debated whether the men’s own drinking contributed to their deaths
Severe sandstorms engulf southern Iraq
A severe sandstorm blanketed southern Iraq, causing airports to close down and hospitalising over 3,500 people.
Column: Gov. Whitmer’s party should learn from what she did in the Oval Office
Democrats have four options for a comeback. The best one for now: the Ostrich Maneuver