In tonight’s edition: South Africa will reopen its borders to most countries next month, amid a fall in coronavirus cases. The former head of World Athletics’ governing body, Senegal’s Lamine Diack is...
Joe Biden plays ‘Despacito’ at Florida event in an attempt to win the Latino vote
The candidate has been struggling in particular with Cuban and Venezuelan voters. Trump posted a video of the event that Twitter labels as ‘manipulated media.’ In other news, we might be running out of names for this...
Libya’s UN-backed PM Sarraj says he wants to quit by end of October
Libya’s internationally recognised Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj said on Wednesday he wants to quit by the end of October, which could feed political tensions in Tripoli amid new efforts to find a political solution to...
India supasses 5 million coronavirus cases | Coronavirus Update
In India coronavirus cases have surpassed the five million mark. More than 82,000 people have died of COVID in the country. Health experts warn that the fatality rate could rise as restrictions ease. Authorities have so...
German Minister of State Niels Annen on Navalny poisoning: ‘Breach of international law’
Talking to DW’s Conflict Zone, Niels Annen said he is “very, very disappointed” about Russia’s reaction to the poisoning of Kreml critic Alexei Navalny and stressed sanctions are on the table...
Nujeen’s story: the Syrian refugee who crossed Europe in a wheelchair – BBC News
Germany has announced plans this week to accept more than 1,500 migrants, following the fire at a detention centre on the Greek Island of Lesbos which left thousands without shelter. The tragedy was a reminder of the...
Displaced Syrians struggle through hottest weather
Displaced people in Syria use unconventional methods to keep cool as the northern province of Idlib struggles through the hottest weather it has ever recorded.