Cactus Pears Review: Tender Forbidden Love in India
Rohan Kanawade's directorial debut tenderly explores forbidden love between two men in rural India, constrained by family and class.
Category : Africa
Ghana to Lead Reparatory Justice Push at First Major Summit
Ghana will host a major gathering to advance reparatory justice for transatlantic slavery, following a landmark UN resolution. The summit aims to build momentum for reparations discussions globally.
Sierra Leone First Lady Refuses FGM Condemnation Without Data
Sierra Leone's first lady declines to condemn female genital mutilation, citing lack of reliable data on its harms, sparking debate.
Russian Dandelion Solution for Rubber Shortage
Scientists say the Russian dandelion, Taraxacum kok-saghyz, could be a sustainable source of natural rubber, addressing global shortages and reducing reliance on tropical plantations.
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Japan raids ice-cream firms over alleged price-fixing cartel
Japan's antitrust watchdog raids six major ice-cream makers for allegedly colluding to raise prices, as consumers face a sweltering summer.
Ebola Outbreak Claims Lives of Health Workers in Bunia
At least two health workers have died in a new Ebola outbreak in Bunia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, raising concerns about containment efforts.
China Forced Marriage Exploitation Exposed
New report exposes forced marriage and exploitation of women in China, with victims trafficked and coerced into unions, sparking calls for action.
Iran Peace Deal Must Demand Release of Narges Mohammadi
The Iran peace deal negotiations must include the release of Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi and other political prisoners, as human rights are sidelined in talks.
Brazilian Court Convicts Eduardo Bolsonaro for US Help
A Brazilian court has convicted Eduardo Bolsonaro, son of former president Jair Bolsonaro, for seeking US assistance to benefit his father's political interests.
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Jackman's Villainous Robin Hood Film Sparks Debate
A new film 'The Death of Robin Hood' portrays the outlaw as a wicked bandit, but historical evidence shows Robin was a community hero who fought corruption.
Trump: Syria Better for Hezbollah Than Israel
Donald Trump asserts that Syria would do a superior job managing Hezbollah compared to Israel, sparking debate over Middle East policy.
Cartoon: Rebecca Hendin on New US-Iran Deal
A cartoonist's take on the new US-Iran deal, highlighting the complexities and hopes for peace in the Middle East.
Abdullah Ibrahim, South African Jazz Legend, Dies at 89
South African jazz pianist and composer Abdullah Ibrahim, known for his distinctive style blending African rhythms with jazz, has died at age 89.
Albania's Flamingo Revolution Against Trump-Kushner Resort
Mass protests in Albania against Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump's luxury resort plan on a nature reserve spark a 'flamingo revolution,' highlighting global billionaire land grabs.
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Pico Lopes: Cape Verde's Football Rise
Explore Cape Verde's football transformation under Pico Lopes, from humble beginnings to becoming a competitive force in African football.
Albanians Share Views on Not for Sale Protests
Albanians discuss the recent 'Not for Sale' protests, expressing concerns over political and economic issues. Share your thoughts.
Floating Market and Soweto Uprising 50 Years On: Photos
A floating market in Thailand and the 50th anniversary of the Soweto uprising in South Africa are captured in today's photo gallery.
MPs Urge Rule Change to Save Dartmoor Ponies from Cull
Natural England and MPs demand Defra change livestock rules to exempt Dartmoor ponies from culling, as population drops below 1,000 from 7,000.
Palestine Action Ban Will Be Overturned, Co-Founder Says
Co-founder of Palestine Action says the group will challenge the UK government's ban in court and expects it to be overturned.
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US Airstrikes in Somalia: Killing Shabaab and Civilians
US airstrikes in Somalia target Shabaab militants but also kill civilians, raising questions about the effectiveness and morality of the bombing campaign.
US Drone Strikes in Somalia Kill Children
At least 10 civilians, including children, killed in US drone strikes in Somalia, as Trump escalates war against al-Shabaab. Local officials condemn attacks.
Australian Girl Shot Dead in Pakistan Incident
A 12-year-old Australian girl, Hania Ahmed, was shot and killed by police in Pakistan after being mistaken for a terrorist. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for justice.
6.7 Quake Hits Sulawesi, Hospitals Evacuate Patients
A 6.7 magnitude earthquake struck Indonesia's Sulawesi island, prompting hospital evacuations and building damage. No tsunami threat, no casualties reported.
Nightwatchers review: migrant crisis beneath ski resort
Juliette de Marcillac’s documentary follows volunteers helping migrants crossing the French-Italian border, exposing hypocrisies in asylum seeker treatment.
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Biologist Rediscovered Tiny Bat Feared Extinct in Nigeria
Nigerian biologist Iroro Tanshi rediscovered the short-tailed roundleaf bat, feared extinct since the 1970s, and now protects its only known colony.
Russian Strike on Ancient Kyiv Monastery Shows Desperation
Russia's drone strike on the historic Dormition Cathedral in Kyiv, part of the UNESCO-listed Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, is seen as an attempt to erase Ukrainian identity amid battlefield failures.
Kurds betrayed again by US as Trump adds insults
Kurds express dismay as US prepares Iran peace deal, with Trump accusing them of seizing weapons. A history of broken promises leaves Kurds prioritizing their own agenda.
Iran Coach Slams Fifa and US Over Team Treatment
Iran's coach and captain accuse Fifa and US of unfair treatment after being forced to leave Los Angeles immediately following World Cup draw with New Zealand.
Bungee Jump Victim Alive After Fall, Rescuers Say
A 21-year-old student who plunged 40m from a bridge during a failed bungee jump in Brazil was still alive when rescuers reached her, before later dying.
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Cape Verde Goalie's Visa Issues Keep Mum From World Cup Debut
Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha reveals U.S. visa issues prevented his mother from witnessing his historic World Cup debut, where he helped secure a draw against Spain.
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