Torrential rain hampers the efforts of tens of thousands of rescue workers in southwestern Japan as they hunt for survivors following deadly floods and landslides
Unrest after Ethiopian singer Hachalu Hundessa’s killing
Violent protests over the killing of famous Oromo singer Hachalu Hundessa has left more than 160 people dead. Hundessa was a musician and an activist known for his political songs that highlighted the struggles of the...
Lockdown 2.0 | Restrictions reimposed locally in Catalan district
Officials in the northeastern Spanish province of Catalonia have imposed a local lockdown in Segria county, home to tens of thousands of people, after a spike in #COVID19 cases. READ MORE:
Nobody noticed | Design studio used AI ’employee’ to create logos for clients for months
A design studio in Moscow is creating quite a stir for its creative work and something of a cult following has built up for its ability to produce eye-catching logos for businesses. But it turns out it’s not an...
South Africa reopens more schools despite surge in Covid 19 cases
In tonight’s edition: Thousands of South African students have headed back to class in the second phase of schools reopening. Burundi finally launches a mass screening process as it changes tune on coronavirus...
France’s cabinet reshuffle: “President Macron wants to run the show”
#Macron#Castex#reshuffle « It seems like someone who has been put in place to do a job, not to wrestle with power. He is here to take care of a specific task, while the ‘#hyperpresident ‘ runs the whole show...
Tunisia: Where water is a precious resource | Global Ideas
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...