The fall of Al Fasher marks a new and deadly phase in Sudan’s war. Survivors recount mass killings, rapes, and forced displacement after paramilitary Rapid Support Forces seized the city. Thousands have fled toward...
UN warns against human cost of US strikes on alleged drug vessels, calls for immediate halt
Since early September, the US military has carried out at least 14 deadly strikes off the coasts of Latin America, killing over 60 people from Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador. UN officials warn against mounting deaths...
Why ‘buy now pay later’ could cost you a mortgage
67% of mortgage brokers Sky News spoke to had seen a client rejected by a high street lender because of their buy now pay later habits. Sky’s money blog reporter Jess Sharp explains how using the scheme could stop...
Dar Al Taqwa: London’s oldest Islamic bookshop fights for survival
London’s oldest independent Islamic bookshop, Dar Al Taqwa, founded in 1985, faces closure after 40 years. Owner Noora el Atar tells TRT World why she’s fighting to save this cultural landmark, and why real books still...
Could great art be the key to better health?
A King’s College London study involving masterpieces by artists including Manet, Van Gogh and Gauguin has shown that art immediately calms the body. Researcher at King’s College London, Dr Tony Woods, said...
‘Enormous tension’ between protestors and police ahead of huge Serbia protest
Tens of thousands of people are gathering in Serbia to mark the anniversary of a major disaster when a canopy collapsed outside a train station and killed 16 people. Many people in Serbia "blame the...
Tanzania’s Hassan declared winner in disputed vote | DW News
Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan won the country’s presidential election with nearly 97.66% of the votes, according to the electoral commission’s results released on Sarturday. 00:00...