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Law professor Benny Tai (C) has decried his sacking by the University of Hong Kong
World
21.08.2024
University sacks Hong Kong protest leader loathed by China
Museveni was last elected in February 2016, defeating Kizza Besigye in a vote marred by accusations of rigging and violence
World
21.08.2024
Uganda's Museveni nominated for sixth term run as president
A handout picture from the Saudi Ministry of Media shows workers cleaning while some pilgrims pray in front of the Kaaba, Islam's holiest shrine, at the Grand Mosque complex in Saudi Arabia's holy city of Mecca during the annual hajj pilgrimage
World
21.08.2024
Saudis strive to prevent virus outbreak in curtailed hajj
World toll of coronavirus infections and deaths, as of July 28 at 1100 GMT
World
21.08.2024
Virus curbs tightened over fears of a second wave
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Burkina Faso star Aristide Bance (L) shoots against Egypt in a 2017 Africa Cup of Nations semi-final in Gabon
Kenya sports more 21.08.2024
Globe-trotter Bance quits CAF club title contenders Horoya
Students attend an open-air school in a highland meadow in in Doodhpathri, Indian-administered Kashmir
World 21.08.2024
In Kashmir, the hills are alive with the sound of schooling
Sudan's former autocratic president Omar al-Bashir, ousted amid a popular pro-democracy uprising last year, faces trial over the military coup that brought him to power more than three decades ago
World 21.08.2024
Darfur attacks seek to derail Sudan's fragile transition: analysts
Qarchak Prison, southeast of Tehran, is notorious for the ill-treatment of political prisoners
World 21.08.2024
UK-Australian academic moved to harsh Iranian jail
Nearly a quarter of humanity lives in the four most polluted countries, all in south Asia
World 21.08.2024
Air pollution 'greatest risk' to global life expectancy
This handout satellite image obtained courtesy of Maxar Technologies shows a mockup aircraft carrier being prepared in the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas on February 15
World 21.08.2024
Iran targets dummy US aircraft carrier in Gulf exercises
The tentacles of coronavirus have snaked into South Africa's Eastern Cape province, delving stealthily into its under-equipped hospitals and impoverished townships. The province has recorded around 18 percent of South Africa's 311,049 coronavirus cases...
World 21.08.2024
Africa heads to coronavirus landmark with worse to come
Mali
World 21.08.2024
Mali opposition rejects ECOWAS plan, insists president quit
Iraqi demonstrators clash with security forces in al-Tayaran square in central Baghdad on Monday during ongoing anti-government protest over poor public services
World 21.08.2024
Third Iraq protester dies of tear gas canister wound this week
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