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Sympathisers still leave flowers on Franco's grave but opponents say the late dictator's remains should not be given a place of honour in the mausoleum
World
25.06.2024
Spain to exhume Franco's remains in June
Venezuela's oil production has nose-dived in the face of a crippling blackout and ever-tightening US sanctions during an already dire political and economic crisis
World
25.06.2024
The slippery slope for Venezuela's oil output gets steeper
Tanzanian President John Magufuli, pictured here during his inauguration ceremony in 2015, has been accused by rights defenders of being authoritarian
World
25.06.2024
Tanzania opposition chief slams 'police state' after jail stint
The Australian attacker in New Zealand cited Norwegian far-right extremist killer Anders Behring Breivik, picture here at his trial, as an influence
World
25.06.2024
Breivik's shadow hangs heavy over Christchurch attack
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The demonstrations that erupted on April 27, 2017 saw around 100 nationalist protesters storm the Skopje assembly
World 25.06.2024
North Macedonia jails 16 over violent storming of parliament
Students at the United Nations in New York stage a "die-in," lying sprawled on the pavement to protest the lethal consequences of global warming
World 25.06.2024
Students at UN stage 'die-in' to protest climate inaction
Floods have also hit southern Malawi, affecting almost a million people
World 25.06.2024
Cyclone leaves Mozambique city almost cut off
American Airlines had been sending two flights a week to Caracas and one to the western city of Maracaibo, all from Miami
World 25.06.2024
American Airlines says suspending flights to Venezuela
Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro, pictured in Brasilia on March 12, 2019, has made privatization a central plank of his policy to reduce soaring public debt
World 25.06.2024
Bolsonaro launches privatization drive with airports sale
Charles Nassar displays his shrapnel sculptures in a garden south of the Lebanese capital Beirut
World 25.06.2024
Lebanese artist turns shrapnel into sculptures
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Washington was prepared to take further steps, including economic sanctions, if the ICC goes ahead with probes of US or allied personnel
World 25.06.2024
US to deny visas to ICC members probing US troops in Afghanistan
French writer Renaud Camus published in 2011 "The Great Replacement," which claims the populations of France and other European nations are being supplanted by immigration
World 25.06.2024
French 'Great Replacement' writer denounces 'appalling' NZealand attack
Niger has launched an effort to immunise six million children against meningitis
World 25.06.2024
Niger sounds alarm over 'fake' meningitis vaccine
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