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Black boxes are not actually black
World
25.06.2024
Black boxes: crucial to air crash probes
The dilapidated building in the densely-populated Lagos Island area suddenly collapsed on Wednesday morning
World
25.06.2024
Search ends in Lagos building collapse as anger flares
The Catholic Church is Germany's biggest religious community with 23 million followers
World
25.06.2024
German Catholics meet to address child sex abuse scandal
Indonesian police destroy explosives recovered from a suspect identified as a member of Jemaah Ansharut Daulah, an Islamic State-linked jihadist network blamed for a series of deadly suicide bombings in Indonesia
World
25.06.2024
Indonesia says uncovers huge explosives stash after suicide blast
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French President Emmanuel Macron and Kenyan counterpart Uhuru Kenyatta were among several heads of state in Nairobi for the fourth UN Environment Assembly -- a vast gathering of ministers, legal experts, charities and business leaders
World 25.06.2024
Leaders appeal for 'urgent action' on environment
Over two million people have signed a petition backing the court move in France, which follows similar cases lodged in the Netherlands, Pakistan and Colombia that yielded historic wins for climate campaigners
World 25.06.2024
Climate campaigners take France to court
Aamir Khan is to star in a Bollywood remake of the Oscar-winning hit "Forrest Gump"
World 25.06.2024
Aamir Khan to star in Bollywood 'Forrest Gump' remake
Theresa May wants to put her Brexit deal to a parliamentary vote for a third time, after suffering two resounding defeats
World 25.06.2024
British MPs set to vote on delaying Brexit
The Italian cargo ship 'Grande America' sank off the French Atlantic coast after a fire got out of control
World 25.06.2024
Oil slick from sunken ship heading for French coast
Protesters fear Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's vow not to seek re-election is a ploy to extend his fourth term
World 25.06.2024
Algeria premier urges calm ahead of key anti-Bouteflika demos
In 2010, the then British prime minister David Cameron issued a formal state apology for the Bloody Sunday killings
World 25.06.2024
Ex-British soldier charged with N.Ireland 'Bloody Sunday' killings
NATO member states are spending more on defence but most are still well short of target, with US President Donald Trump pressing them to do more
World 25.06.2024
Seven NATO countries hit spending target
Populist Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has apologised to his conservative European peers after he dubbed them "useful idiots" during a dispute over his anti-EU campaign
World 25.06.2024
Hungary PM apologises for 'useful idiots' remark
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