Water is a valuable commodity in Tunisia, especially in the region of Kairouan, one of the hottest in Tunisia. Rain is getting scarcer and scarcer. Better water management could help dispel tensions and anxiety among...
Britain’s imperial legacy under spotlight after Black Lives Matter protests – BBC News
Recent protests by the Black Lives Matter movement and controversy over some public statues have shone a spotlight on Britain’s imperial past – and its continuing legacy. In Bristol, the statue of the...
Studies suggest hydroxychloroquine could be useful against Covid-19
Was Trump right about the drug hydroxychloroquine in treating Covid-19? Some new studies suggest that might be the case. #covid19 #coronavirus #cure
Senegalese fishermen team up to protect endangered sea turtles
Senegalese fishermen have joined forces to protect a species of endangered sea turtles in a case of “poacher turns protector”,
Breaking new ground | Baltimore protesters topple Columbus statue
Yet another statue of Christopher Columbus was pulled down by protesters, this time in Baltimore. Landing on its head, it broke into several pieces, prompting the crowd to cheer.
Coronavirus update: The latest news from around the world | DW News
00:00 Authorities in the Australian city of Melbourne have reimposed strict lockdown measures in some areas in an attempt to contain a second wave of coronavirus infections. Residents of nine inner-city public housing...
Australian state hit by second wave of virus
In Australia, fears of a second wave of coronavirus appear to have materialised, with 127 new cases recorded in the southern state of Victoria. FRANCE 24 correspondent Richelle Harrison Plesse says it’s the...