Putin says BRICS countries will drive economic growth in coming years/in /by
He was speaking at the bloc’s business forum which comes ahead of the BRICS summit in the Russian city of Kazan from 22-24 October.
Mozambique rocked by killing of two prominent opposition figures/in /by
The death of the Podemos officials comes just days before a planned nationwide strike against the October election results.
Global South experts see BRICS expansion as positive/in /by
Experts from 40 think tanks were speaking at a Global South meeting ahead of the BRICS summit in Russia from 22-24 October.
Putin warns against Ukraine’s nuclear ambitions and NATO membership/in /by
During a meeting with media representatives from BRICS nations, Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed Moscow's willingness to engage in discussions aimed at resolving the conflict in Ukraine.
“Project 2024”: How Selma inspired BRELAND’s latest work/in /by
In recent years, BRELAND has experienced a remarkable journey. He travelled to Selma, Alabama, to connect with his roots in order to rejuvenate himself, following a similar visit made by his mother the previous year.
Italian court ruling leads to migrants’ return to Italy/in /by
An Italian navy vessel returned 12 migrants to Italy from an Albanian centre on Saturday, following a court decision that questioned the Italian government's strategy to transfer migrant processing to the Balkan nation.
Mbemba’s comeback: a symbolic gesture or a tactical move?/in /by
For the first time since his suspension in mid-July, Chancel Mbemba the Congolese defender has been brought back into the professional squad.
Meloni’s discontent with court’s ruling on migrant outsourcing/in /by
Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni criticized judges on Friday for ruling against the right-wing government’s initiative to hold 12 migrants at newly established centers in Albania.
63 years later: the enigma of UN Chief Hammarskjöld’s death/in /by
A significant mystery in United Nations history remains unresolved: the 1961 plane crash that took the life of Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjöld and everyone else on board while he was attempting to negotiate peace in the Congo.
Ivory Coast dissolves powerful student unions after deaths and a police raid/in /by
FESCI for years enjoyed a privileged status, and authorities looked the other way as members attacked opposition supporters on and off campus. Former famous FESCI leaders include Charles Blé Goudé and Guillaume Soro.