Tanzania: Militants from Mozambique killed unknown number of people last week
Inspector General of Police Simon Sirro said militants attacked the village of Kitaya in Tanzania's rural Mtwara region bordering Mozambique.
France preparing its fishing industry for a smaller catch after Brexit
The EU and Britain are trying to hammer out an agreement over the next three weeks to avoid damaging $900…
Hitler memorabilia sells at auction in Munich
The set of cue cards bearing the phrase 'Jewish problem', for a 1939 speech to graduating army officers, sold for…
Libya’s warring factions sign permanent ceasefire agreement
The agreement was reached after the internationally recognised Government of National Accord beat back Khalifa Haftar's eastern-based Libyan National Army.
EU health agency warns of ‘imminent risk’ of overwhelmed healthcare systems
European governments must take immediate, targeted public health action to stop increasing COVID-19 infections.
Malian troops regain control of village besieged by Islamist militants for two weeks
Malian troops have regained control of a village in the centre of the country where more than 2,000 residents have…
More than 7,000 dead seals found washed ashore in Namibia
The number of dead seals found washed ashore on the coast of Namibia has risen to more than 7,000.
Turkey will evaluate possible new measures to combat spread of coronavirus as outbreak flares nationwide
Turkey will evaluate possible new measures to combat the spread of the coronavirus as the outbreak flares nationwide.
Indonesia extends loan restructuring incentives until 2022
Incentives originally set to expire in March 2021.
Australia will slightly lift the cap on the number of citizens and permanent residents allowed to return each week
Australia will slightly lift the cap on the number of citizens and permanent residents allowed to return each week.