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Rajoelina, now 44, was installed by the army and ruled until 2014
World
01.08.2024
Ex-president Rajoelina closes in on Madagascar election win: partial results
Three Canadian citizens have been detained in China, heightening fear in the expat community
World
01.08.2024
Arrests fuel anxieties among China Canadian expats
Drones were first sighted hovering around Britain's second-busiest air hub on Wednesday, grinding the runway to a standstill and causing chaos
World
01.08.2024
Two arrested over London airport drone disruption: police
Chilean fishermen have branded sea lions "a plague" because of the competition they provide in catching fish
World
01.08.2024
Protected Chilean sea lions are the 'enemy' of fishermen
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Operations for several key agencies will cease in the early hours of Saturday, despite last-ditch talks that continued on Capitol Hill
World 01.08.2024
US govt shuts down at midnight as House adjourns with no deal
Canada arrested Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou while she was changing planes in Vancouver on December 1, 2018
World 01.08.2024
Canada, US call for 'immediate release' of two Canadians held by China
Historic Royal Palaces staff hold placards on a picket line, striking strike over pensions outside the Tower of London
World 01.08.2024
Tower of London Beefeaters switch tunics for yellow vests
Romanian Prime Minister Viorica Dancila said the new taxes are to "increase the well-being of Romanians, the level of investment and to correct some unfair practices in the energy and banking sectors"
World 01.08.2024
Romania adopts 'greed tax' despite investor concerns
The mood is dark in Washington as a partial government shutdown seems more and more likely, with President Donald Trump standing firm on his demand for funding for a border wall
World 01.08.2024
No Christmas miracle expected as US govt shutdown looms
Central American migrants climb the border fence between Mexico and the United States in Tijuana, Mexico
World 01.08.2024
Supreme Court deals Trump another immigration setback
A Canadian judge ruled that the current restrictions on Omar Khadr's (pictured 2008) restrictions on his travel and communications with an older sister who has spoken openly in support of Al-Qaeda are reasonable
World 01.08.2024
Canada judge refuses to ease former Guantanamo detainee's bail conditions
Eight people have been killed in Sudan in clashes with riot police during protests over the rising price of bread
World 01.08.2024
Fresh protests in Sudan after deadly bread clashes
Claas Relotius, the journalist at the centre of the scandal, wrote for Der Spiegel for seven years
World 01.08.2024
Spiegel apologises in cover story on faked news scandal
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