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South Africans celebrate Mandela amidst xenophobic protests
Every July the 18, The UN marks Nelson Mandela International Day to promote the former South African preident’s values of justice, reconciliation and service, This year’s commemorations across South Africa have...
Russia retail warehouses hit by Ukrainian strikes
Seven people have been killed and dozens injured in a wave of Ukrainian drone attacks on targets across western Russia, officials say. Regional authorities said a strike on a Wildberries warehouse in the Tambov region...
Indian police break up ‘cockroach’ hunger strike | DW News
Police in Delhi have forcibly moved a prominent activist on hunger strike to hospital citing concerns for his health. Sonam Wangchuk had gone 20 days without food, and stays determined to continue his strike at the...
Protests against large asylum seeker site in Oxfordshire village
Residents in a small Oxfordshire village are fighting back against government plans to open a large asylum seeker site nearby. In a hugely significant move, locals in Piddington have voted in favour of holding a...
Trump praises FIFA president as World Cup final nears
“There’s nobody like him actually” US President Donald Trump praised FIFA President Gianni Infantino after Infantino lauded the United States’ role in the success of the tournament at a reception hosted at Trump Tower...
How Türkiye Stopped a Coup, US-Iran War Back On | Debrief
Missed the headlines? Catch up quick, with Debrief. On 15 July 2016, the Turkish people repelled a bloody coup attempt to overthrow the government. Ten years on, Türkiye honours the lives lost defending its democracy...














