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Political crisis in Nigerian oil capital sparks fears of more economic woes
Rivers State crisis has yet to be resolved fully despite alleged intervention by President Tinubu.
Six killed in Israeli strike on refugee camp in occupied West Bank
Ambulances say they were blocked by Israeli forces after attack on Nur Shams refugee camp near Tulkarem.
‘Dying every two hours’: Afghan women risk life to give birth
Afghanistan is among the worst countries in the world for deaths in childbirth, with one woman dying every two hours.
South Korea sanctions North Korean spy chief over illicit cyber activities
Pyongyang is thought to use the money stolen in cyber-heists to fund its illegal weapons programmes.
‘We looked like animals’: The Egyptian scholar and Mediterranean survivor
Remon was abducted. A risky sea ride followed. Today, he has a new family, life and job in Sicily.
‘Will rebuild Gaza’: Death, displacement and a mother’s 2024 hope
Rania Sakallah's family had a four-bedroom home in Gaza City, filled with love. Now their next meal is uncertain.
Who’s in charge of Tunisia’s streets? Writing’s on the wall
Street art is a space for creative expression in Tunisia, and many artists take inspiration from current events.
At least eight killed after severe storms batter eastern Australia
The dead include a nine-year-old child who was swept into a surging storm drain on the outskirts of Brisbane.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 672
As the war enters its 672nd day, these are the main developments.
Mary Jane Veloso case unresolved as Jokowi prepares to leave office
The Filipina, whose supporters say is a victim of human trafficking, was sentenced to death in Indonesia in late 2010.