Belarus freed Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ales Bialiatski, key opposition figure Maria Kolesnikova and dozens of other political prisoners on Saturday, capping two days of talks with Washington aimed at improving ties...
Salah returns to action as doubts remain over Liverpool future • FRANCE 24 English
Mohamed Salah was back in action for Liverpool in Saturday’s 2-0 win over Brighton, with the forward coming off the bench to set up French striker Hugo Ekitike’s second goal of the afternoon. The Egyptian...
Shooting forces lockdown in Brown University as police hunt suspect
A man shot and killed two people and wounded nine others at Brown University in Rhode Island, US, forcing the campus into lockdown as hundreds of police searched for the gunman. Authorities released a video of the...
Chile’s presidential race signals sharp shift to the right
Chile looks set to become the latest Latin American country to make a seisimic political shift by electing its most conservative president in decades. Voters blame the current leftist coalition for rising crime and...
Africa Matters: Ghana stuck in grain glut
Ghanaian farmers and traders are counting their losses after a bumper harvest, as they struggle to find buyers for their produce. The government is now shelling out millions of dollars to buy and store the grain, but it...
TRT Humanitarian Film Festival highlights stories behind the numbers
The TRT Humanitarian Film Festival is under way in Istanbul, bringing global issues to the big screen. The event aims to amplify stories often overlooked in mainstream coverage. Sare Altas reports from Istanbul...
Why is Nigeria’s deployment to Benin controversial? | DW News
Nigeria is one of four countries in West Africa that deployed troops to help foil a coup in Benin on December 7. Its show of regional solidarity triggered split reactions among citizens of the country with serious...