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Hospitals in Yemen's blockaded rebel-held capital lack the facilities to provide specialist care for Abdelkhaleq and Abdelkarim, conjoined twins who were born outside Sanaa around 10 days ago
World
10.08.2024
Saudi team ready to treat conjoined Yemeni twins
If Total can put its offshore find into production, it would help South Africa reduce imports
World
10.08.2024
Total makes 'significant' offshore S.Africa gas find
A Syrian woman and child wait at a camp for internally displaced people in al-Hol in northeastern Syria
World
10.08.2024
HRW warns against secret transfer of jihadists from Syria
Facebook won't be able to deny service to Germans who don't want to integrate data from their Whatsapp and Instagram accounts under a new ruling in Germany
World
10.08.2024
Germany sets new limits on Facebook data collection
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Francois said Nemmouche hit him with "around 40 blows of a truncheon"
World 10.08.2024
Reporters tell trial alleged Brussels museum killer held them hostage
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe struck a more conciliatory tone
World 10.08.2024
Abe strikes dovish tone on Russia at islands rally
Experts say his case is a signal that Canberra is ready to curb China's ambitious operations to influence foreign political elites
World 10.08.2024
Billionaire's ban seen as pushback against Chinese foreign influence ops
Fourteen people, including current and former diplomats and their families, are seeking Can$28 million ($21 million) in damages from the federal government
World 10.08.2024
Canadian diplomats hit by mystery symptoms in Cuba sue Ottawa: report
Men are still more likely to kill themselves than women in all regions around the world and age groups, apart from 15-19 year-olds, study shows
World 10.08.2024
Suicide rate falls by a third globally, data shows
The decision comes two weeks after another dam storing mining waste collapsed in the village of Brumadinho -- 160 kilometers (100 miles) away -- leaving at least 150 dead and 182 missing
World 10.08.2024
Vale loses license to operate key Brazil dam after disaster
Canadian Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen (L, pictured September 2017) said Canada is taking steps to resettle 750 ex-slaves from Libya, as well as 100 refugees from Niger
World 10.08.2024
Canada opens doors to some 750 ex-slaves from Libya
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban speaks during a press conference in January 2019
World 10.08.2024
Pompeo to build US ties with Hungary's right-wing leaders
Melting ice sheets, especially the one atop Greenland, are poised to further weaken the ocean currents that move cold water south along the Atlantic Ocean floor while pushing tropical waters northward closer to the surface
World 10.08.2024
Melting ice sheets may cause 'climate chaos': study
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