Blog
France says controversy over Morocco earthquake aid ‘misplaced’
More than 2,100 people have died since the magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit Morocco on Friday.
What we know three days after Morocco’s devastating earthquake
Local volunteers, soldiers, doctors and aid workers are racing to reach affected areas high in the Atlas Mountains.
Tanzania opposition leader Lissu released after weekend arrest
Lissu has been holding political rallies across the country since returning from exile in January.
Paul Pogba: Faith, fame and police violence
The French football star discusses his faith, the media, police violence in France and mental health in football.
Thailand’s Srettha pledges urgent action to tackle ‘sick economy’
New prime minister promises to hand out cash, reduce energy prices and boost tourism to stimulate sluggish economy.
In Russia’s Pacific port, residents await North Korea’s Kim Jong Un
Neither Moscow nor Pyongyang confirmed Kim's visit; South Korean media say the secretive leader has already departed.
Fifty years after Chile’s coup, the region still not safe from US meddling
Destructive US efforts to control its “backyard” continue to this day.
Photos: Moroccans sleep on the streets, temporary shelters after earthquake
Many communities lack food, water, power and shelter, and residents are spending nights in the open in the mountains.
History Illustrated: Pinochet & Chile’s dark legacy
President Gabriel Boric’s search for those who disappeared under Augusto Pinochet lauded but also seen as falling short.
Brazil’s Lula backtracks on Putin arrest safety at Rio G20
Vladimir Putin missed the G20 summit in India, avoiding any risk of criminal detention under an ICC arrest warrant.