Cher releases first part of ‘intimate’ memoir, detailling her meteoric rise to fame/in /by
Superstar Cher has released the first part of her memoir, in which she details her complicated childhood and her rise to fame, as well as her turbulent relationship with Sonny Bono.
1,000 days of war in Ukraine with no sign of an end/in /by
A group of relatives of Ukrainian prisoners of war gathered at a rally in Kyiv on Tuesday to remember their loved ones as the full-scale Russian invasion reached its 1,000th day.
COP29: Delegates renegotiate new compensation for developing nations/in /by
Money is the key issue at the United Nations climate talks in Baku, Azerbaijan, where negotiators are working on a new amount for developing nations to transition to clean energy, adapt to climate change and deal with weather disasters.
EU agrees to give another €20 million to Rwanda Defence Force in Mozambique/in /by
The EU council has agreed to give another €20 million to the Rwanda Defence Force in Mozambique, where troops are fighting against an Islamic State-backed insurgency. The council pledged the same amount back in 2022.
Activists from global south protest at COP29 calling for finance for less privileged countries/in /by
Activists from the global south gathered at COP29 in Baku, calling for an agreement that provides trillions of dollars to less privileged nations vulnerable to climate change.
Russia vetoes UN resolution calling for immediate cease-fire in the war between Sudan’s rival forces/in /by
U.K. Foreign Minister David Lammy, who chaired the meeting, told the council afterwards: “This Russian veto is a disgrace. … While Britain works with our African partners, Russia vetoes their will.”
Trump confirms he will deploy the military for mass deportation plan/in /by
"ready to declare a national emergency and deploy military resources to reverse the Biden administration's immigration policies through mass deportation."
Ugandan TikToker jailed for insulting President Museveni/in /by
“This court hopes that by the time the convict leaves prison, he will have learned that abusing people in the name of creating content is unacceptable,”
Tens of thousands rally in New Zealand in support of Māori rights/in /by
They were protesting against a proposed law that will reshape the country’s founding treaty between the Indigenous people and the British Crown.
Ghana overtakes Nigeria in U.S. visa overstay rates, new report reveals/in /by
The comprehensive analysis sheds light on individuals who remained in the United States beyond their authorized stay without a recorded departure or an approved visa extension.