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Idai tore into central Mozambique on Thursday before continuing on to Zimbabwe
World
25.06.2024
Over 160 dead in Zimbabwe, Mozambique as cyclone destroys city
With less than two weeks to go to Brexit on March 29, Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May was struggling to turn the trickle of Brexiteers backing her deal into a flood
World
25.06.2024
British PM battles to bring Brexiteers onside
Armed police and emergency services swarmed the scene after the shooting in the city of Utrecht
World
25.06.2024
One dead in possible terror attack on Dutch tram
French riot police forces outside a burning restaurant on the Champs-Elysees in Paris on Saturday
World
25.06.2024
France scrambles for police response to 'yellow vest' violence
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Protesters shout slogans during an anti-government demonstration in Street 60 in the Sudanese capital Khartoum
World 25.06.2024
Sudan protesters rally as demonstrations to enter 4th month
More than 7 million young Thais will be first-time voters
World 25.06.2024
Cliffhanger election looms as record number of Thais turn out for early voting
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, pictured in February 2019, has vowed to stamp out sexual abuse at the global organization following a string of cases over recent years
World 25.06.2024
UN reports increase in sex abuse allegations by UN staff
Trump is unhappy with European NATO members' defence spending
World 25.06.2024
Germany to miss NATO spending target despite short-term rise
Map locating the area of fatal train accident in DR Congo on Sunday
World 25.06.2024
Toll rises to 32 dead, 91 hurt as DR Congo train derails
Turkish police fired water cannon to break up supporters of the main pro-Kurdish opposition party HDP after the activist's death
World 25.06.2024
Clashes after Kurdish prisoner suicide in Turkish jail
Brenton Tarrant was steeped in a neo-fascist, anti-Muslim ideology, according to a rambling "manifesto" he posted online before the massacre of 50 people at two mosques last week
World 25.06.2024
Christchurch attack 'shows blind spot on white nationalism'
US President Donald Trump, seen here in the Oval Office March 15, 2019, complains he is being blamed for the massacre of Muslims in New Zealand
World 25.06.2024
Trump complains he is being blamed for New Zealand attack
Riot police outside a partially burned Longchamps store on the Champs-Elysees in Paris on Saturday
World 25.06.2024
French 'yellow vest' demos caused 170 mln euros damage: insurers
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