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Two members of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party are under fire for appearing to use threats to gain votes
World
11.08.2024
Modi allies in soup over threats to Indian voters
The spring offensive traditionally marks the start of the so-called fighting season, though in reality fighting in recent winters has continued unabated
World
11.08.2024
Taliban claim attack as spring offensive begins
A handout picture released by the Twitter account of the official Sudan News Agency shows General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan speaking with demonstrators outside the army headquarters
World
11.08.2024
'Veteran' soldier Burhan becomes Sudan's new ruler
Arms and ammunition has repeatedly been delivered to warring parties in Libya in violation of an international embargo, according to a UN panel of experts
World
11.08.2024
UN 'gravely concerned' over Tunisia detention of Libya expert
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The head of Sudan's feared National Intelligence and Security Service, Salih Ghosh, oversaw a sweeping crackdown against protesters taking part in four months of mass demonstations that led to the army's ouster of veteran president Omar al-Bashir
World 11.08.2024
Sudan intelligence chief resigns: military council
Assange was arrested on Thursday at Ecuador's London embassy on allegations of skipping bail, and on a US extradition warrant related to a huge leak of official documents
World 11.08.2024
MPs urge UK to cooperate with Sweden in Assange case
The Jallianwala Bagh massacre, as it is known in India, saw British troops fire on thousands of unarmed people in the northern city of Amritsar
World 11.08.2024
India marks 100th anniversary of Amritsar massacre
Finland's stark but beautiful landscape might have something to do with the country's top score in the happiness index
World 11.08.2024
Finland: from suicide hotspot to world's happiest country
The campaign encourages voters to think independently and make up their own mind, after authorities said much of the disinformation swirling around links back to the Kremlin
World 11.08.2024
Election ads urge Finns 'think for yourself' amid fake news fears
Honduran migrants gather in the north of the country at the begining of their march to the United States
World 11.08.2024
Trump says could send migrants to 'sanctuary cities'
Moustapha Cisse, head of Google Artificial Intelligence (AI) centre in Ghana, wants to collaborate with local universities and start-ups
World 11.08.2024
Google takes on 'Africa's challenges' with first AI centre in Ghana
The fountains, which resemble a rocket taking off, were inaugurated on March 21 by Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo
World 11.08.2024
Scaffolding or modern art? Jury out on new Paris fountains
Gaza authorities say some 6,500 people have been shot by Israeli forces since March last year, many of them needing amputations
World 11.08.2024
Gaza amputees tackle trauma with football
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