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Category: World
French prisons hit by wave of overnight attacks
Vehicles were set on fire in prison car parks outside several prisons across the country.
The Taliban banned Afghan girls from school. Low-paid carpet weaving is now their lifeline
The BBC speaks to young women who are now working to support their families in one of few jobs they are allowed to do.
Sudan’s years of war – BBC smuggles in phones to reveal hunger and fear
Rare accounts of life in el-Fasher – the last major city in Darfur controlled by the Sudanese army.
5.2-magnitude earthquake hits California near San Diego
There are no reports of injuries or major damage after the quake struck on Monday morning.
Attacks in Sudan’s Darfur kill at least 300 as grim anniversary passes: UN
Deaths and displacement continue to rise as Sudan marks two years of vicious conflict.
Psychological trauma to “haunt” Palestinians for life
“When people are in survival mode, they numb their feelings.”
China accuses US of launching cyberattacks during Asian Winter Games
Chinese police add three alleged NSA agents to a wanted list over ‘advanced’ attacks.
Vance says US and UK ‘working very hard’ on trade deal and will come to a ‘great agreement’
US vice president JD Vance has said America and the UK are “working very hard” on a trade deal and he believes they will reach
Elephants at San Diego safari park huddle to protect calves during earthquake
As the ground shook from a 5.2-magnitude earthquake, a herd of elephants at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park sprung into action to protect their
Government’s case against Mahmoud Khalil is reliant on tabloid accounts, review of evidence shows
The former Columbia University student arrested on campus and slated for deportation has filed evidence that shows claims underlying the government’s case are dubious.