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"Perhaps Intelligence should go back to school!" Trump said in a blistering series of tweets
World
10.08.2024
Trump deepens public row with his 'naive' intelligence services
The 47 migrants and asylum seekers have been stuck on the Sea Watch 3 vessel for nearly two weeks
World
10.08.2024
Rescued Sea Watch migrants to land in Italy after deal reached
Rights group Amnesty International stages a demonstration outside the UK headquarters of US travel company TripAdvisor in London on January 30, 2019
World
10.08.2024
Digital giants 'profiting' from Israeli settlements: Amnesty
The relatives of victims and the missing hold a vigil in Brumadinho, southeastern Brazil, five days after the collapse of a dam at an iron-ore mine
World
10.08.2024
Brazil dam disaster: mourning and dead fish along river of mud
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Gabon's new defence minister is Rose Christiane Ossouka Raponda, the mayor Libreville
World 10.08.2024
Gabon government reshuffle includes new defence minister
Rann, in Nigeria's northern Borno state, has been repeatedly attacked by Boko Haram militants
World 10.08.2024
Cameroon should keep borders open for Nigerian refugees: agency
Rights group Amnesty International stages a demonstration outside the UK headquarters of US travel company TripAdvisor in London on January 30, 2019
World 10.08.2024
Israel minister threatens to ban Amnesty over Airbnb policy
Prime Minister Theresa May has finally secured a parliamentary majority on Brexit but it is to change the divorce deal that she herself agreed with EU leaders only last month
World 10.08.2024
A last throw of the Brexit dice for Britain's May
Russia and the US have had chilly exchanges at the United Nations over the Venezuelan crisis
World 10.08.2024
Venezuela crisis exposes new fault line in US-Russia rivalry
The Central African Republic fell into crisis in 2012 as violence erupted from a mainly Muslim rebel insurgency known as the Selaka that sparked the creation of rival Christian militias, shown here, known as the anti-Balaka
World 10.08.2024
C. Africa Republic peace talks stumble over militia amnesty
The Central African Republic fell into crisis in 2012 as violence erupted from a mainly Muslim rebel insurgency known as the Selaka that sparked the creation of rival Christian militias, shown here, known as the anti-Balaka
World 10.08.2024
C. Africa Republic peace talks stumble over militia amnesty
French police have drawn fire over their repeated use of rubber bullets to restore order during ten weeks of anti-government protests, which have repeatedly ended in rioting
World 10.08.2024
'Yellow vest' injuries spark legal challenge to French police
Umma party deputy head Mariam al-Mahdi talks with an AFP journalist on January 3, 2016 in the Sudanese capital Khartoum
World 10.08.2024
Opposition deputy head detained in Sudan: family
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