Britain and France went on heatwave alert on Monday bracing for record temperatures as southwest Europe wilted under a scorching sun and ferocious wildfires devoured more forests.
Turkey said it will host Russian and Ukrainian delegations together with UN diplomats on Wednesday to discuss the resumption of stalled grain deliveries across the Black Sea.
An autopsy has been carried out on in Spain on former Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos, who died last week in Barcelona, at the request of one of his daughters who suspects foul play, her lawyers said Monday.
Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) rebels have killed 13 people and torched a clinic in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, local officials said Friday.
The WNBA star has been held in Russia since February for possession of cannabis oil
The Mozambican government will subsidize minibus operators who serve as the public transport providers in the city and province of Maputo. The decision followed a strike by the minibus drivers demanding an increase in their fares in response to the latest fuel price hikes.
A European military task group that assisted Mali's government in combating Islamic militants has formally departed from the West African country, citing disagreements with the ruling military junta.
As the NATO summit closed this week, alliance members have stuck to resolutions of backing Ukraine in the fight against Russia by continuing arms pledges which witnessed Washington pledging an additional $800 million while London pledged an extra $1.3 billion, however Kyiv says it needs more.
Large crowds of protesters in Sudan faced tear gas and a web and communications blackout on Thursday as they staged a major round of rallies against the country's military leadership, witnesses said.
The head of the African Union Commission voiced concern on Wednesday over "escalating military tension" between Ethiopia and Sudan, calling for restraint and dialogue.
NATO leaders arrived in Madrid on Tuesday for a crucial summit on the alliance’s future dominated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the threat Moscow poses to the West. Henry Ridgwell reports from the Spanish capital.
The bodies of 46 dead migrants were discovered inside a tractor-trailer on Monday in San Antonio, Texas, city officials said, in one of the most deadly recent incidents of human smuggling along the U.S.-Mexico border.
As the Group of Seven world's wealthiest economies winds down its annual meeting, this year in Germany, it released communiques pledging help for addressing the world's food insecurity and calling on nations to share their food supplies.
China says it will help Horn of Africa overcome conflict and insecurity. The BRICS peace summit wrapped up on Tuesday that it will serve as a platform for developing countries, including African countries, to focus on security and development.
Police in South Africa were combing a township tavern for evidence on Monday after the mysterious death of 21 teenagers after a night out Saturday.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday urged world leaders gathered at the G7 summit to do their utmost to end Russia's invasion of his country by the end of the year, a source told AFP.
Ethiopia’s inflation rate rises to another record high of 37.2 percent up from 36.6 percent in April, according to the latest data released by Ethiopia’s Central Statistical Agency (CSA).
South Africa's Health Minister Joe Phaahla said on Thursday that he had been notified by the country's laboratory services that they had confirmed the first monkeypox case in South Africa.
Lebanon threatens to expel Syrian refugees from the country in case the international community does interfere in repatriating them.
The head of the UN Refugee Agency says Europe should be much more worried than it is that larger numbers of people from Africa’s Sahel region could seek to move to Europe. Refugees would be escaping violence, floods, and threats to food security caused by Russia’s Feb. 24 invasion.
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