National Cancer Institute Egypt's National Cancer Institute re-opens after deadly bomb blastafricanews.com - AfricaNews Egypt’s National Cancer Institute has re-opened to receiving patients at full capacity after recovering from the August fourth deadly bombing. The …
Africa FBI alleged arrest of Nigerian billionaire sparks online outrageafricanews.com - AfricaNews Young promising Nigerian billionaire Obinwanne Okeke has allegedly been arrested by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for conspiracy to …
World News German journalist expelled from France ahead of G7 Summit in BiarritzEuronews - By Angela BarnesFrench authorities have expelled a German journalist from the country and banned him from staying in France until after next week's G7 Summit in Biarritz. He was arrested a week ago in the Cote d'Or in
World News Popular baby dugong dies in Thailand after 'ingesting plastic waste'Euronews - By Angela Barnes with APA baby dugong that was being cared for by marine experts after it was found lost near a beach in southern Thailand has died of what biologists believe was a combination of shock and ingesting plastic The
Bees I visited a 60,000 honey bee sanctuary in the heart of LondonEuronews Living - Lucy WagstaffeImagine trying to tell your friends, who are 5 km away, the exact whereabouts of a good place to eat. None of those friends have smartphones, and you have to communicate by dancing and vigorously shaking
Kenya Kenya police arrests Chinese brewing illegal local brewafricanews.com - AfricaNews Kenya police officers arrested two Chinese nationals during a raid that led to the discovery of thousands of litres of illegal local brew chang’aa in …
World News French first as 'homophobic chants' stop football gameEuronews - By Angela BarnesA football match in France was halted on Friday over what the country's equality minister described as homophobic chants. Referee Mehdi Mokhtari stopped the second-tier game between Nancy and Le Mans before
Sex Work South African sex workers call on government to decriminalize tradeafricanews.com - AfricaNews Violent clients, police harassment, and stigma are just some of the main reasons sex workers and the NGOs that collaborate with them are fighting for …
Sudan Jubilation in Sudan as agreement to hand over power to the people is set to be signedafricanews.com - AfricaNews The ruling military and leaders of the protest in Sudan must seal on Saturday a historic agreement paving the way for a transfer of power to …
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe's opposition MDC party condemns protest crackdownafricanews.com - AfricaNews Zimbabwe’s main opposition party has condemned police crackdown of a peaceful protest in the capital on Friday. The Movement for Democratic Change …
Africa Kenyan rugby duo jailed 15 years each for gang raping singerafricanews.com - AfricaNews A Kenyan court sentenced two rugby players to 15 years in prison for the gang rape of a female singer at a birthday party last year. The international …
Africa The mystery around Gabon President's healthafricanews.com - AfricaNews Gabonese are eagerly awaiting to judge for themselves whether their President can still lead the country as President Ali Bongo is expected to make a …
Gibraltar US makes last-ditch bid to seize Iranian oil tanker Grace 1Euronews - By EuronewsThe United States has made a last-ditch attempt to stop an Iranian oil tanker from leaving Gibraltar. Grace 1 was seized in early July because it was suspected to be in breach of EU sanctions by taking
World News Peter Fonda: Easy Rider actor and writer dies aged 79Euronews - By Angela Barnes & reutersActor Peter Fonda, known for his role in 1969 film Easy Rider, has died aged 79, his family confirmed in a statement. The Oscar nominated star was also the son of leading Hollywood man Henry Fonda and
Odessa Ukraine hotel fire: Eight people killed in blaze at Tokyo Star in OdessaEuronews - By Chris Harris & ReutersEight people were killed in a fire that broke out in a hotel in Ukraine, the state emergency services authority said. Firefighters were called to the blaze early on Saturday at Tokyo Star in Odessa, a
Monaco Monaco: One of Europe's smallest nations is going greenEuronews Living - Chris BeanlandThe Principality of Monaco is one of Europe's smallest nations, and indeed 20% of the country has been reclaimed from the sea. A new reclamation project is under way at Portier Cove, to develop a new district
Brexit Brexit stockpiling [International Edition]africanews.com - AfricaNews With a prospect of a no-deal Brexit increasingly likely, British residents are preparing for what may arise after leaving the EU. Meanwhile, Australia …
World News US border computer outage causes airport chaosEuronews - By Alastair JamiesonThousands of U.S.-bound travellers faced delays overnight after a systems failure prevented immigration officials from processing arriving passengers, causing chaos at airports. United States Customs Border
Jeffrey Epstein Jeffrey Epstein autopsy says death was suicide by hangingEuronews - By ReutersAn autopsy has concluded that financier Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead in his jail cell last Saturday while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges, hanged himself, a spokeswoman for the New York
Budapest George Soros vows more funding for Central European University in BudapestEuronews - By Cristina Abellan MatamorosGeorge Soros' Open Society Foundation will increase its funding for the Central European University (CEU), the Hungarian-American philanthropist said in a letter. The investor, a supporter of liberal has
European News The Brief: Sarajevo Film festival celebrates 25 yearsEuronews - By EuronewsSarajevo film festival — a film festival born from war — is now celebrating its 25th anniversary with a slew of international film stars. A testament to the power of art to shape the future, without forgetting
European News The Brief: European Commission laments the Open Arms situationEuronews - By EuronewsOpen Arms remains close to the Italian island of Lampedusa, but the future of 134 migrants aboard remains unclear. Only a handful of people were allowed to disembark for medical reasons. The EU welcomed
World News Wildlife trade: UN watchdog meets to protect more speciesEuronews - By Cristina Abellan Matamoros with AFP, REUTERSMako sharks, elephant ivory and giraffes are on the agenda this Saturday at the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). The UN wildlife watchdog regulates the trade of species
Lighthouses Watch: Montenegro's last lighthouse keeper says he still serves a functionEuronews - By Sinead Barry with UERBut Stojanovic believes his lonely job still serves a function. "When it thunders, when it’s windy, it’s not so [pleasant]," he said. "You’re alone. Our nearest neighbour is two-and-a-half, three kilometres
Alibaba Group Alibaba revenues rose 42%Euronews - By Ricardo Borges de Carvalho with ReutersAlibaba increased its revenues in the first quarter of the 2020 Chinese fiscal year by 42%. From April to June, the income of China's e-commerce giant rose to €14.7 billion, driven by the growth of its
Russia Lenin: The reimagining of a Russian revolutionaryEuronews - euronewsThe former Communist dictator and revolutionary leader Vladimir Lenin was the architect of the Soviet Union. Now an exhibition in Russia shows how local artists are grappling with his legacy of political
Berlin Berlin students skip school for climate change protestEuronews - euronewsHundreds of students in Berlin skipped school to attend the latest "Fridays for Future" protest, despite having only been back at school for nearly two weeks. Youth activism has been under the spotlight
European News Russia plane emergency landing: 'The pilots didn't make a single mistake'Euronews - By Naira Davlashyan & Cristina Abellan-MatamorosAfter the emergency landing of a passenger plane in a cornfield near Moscow, the two pilots have received top honours for courage and heroism. President Vladimir Putin ordered captain Damir Yusupov and
Kashmir Kashmir crisis: what's going on and why does it matter?Euronews - By Mark Armstrong with ReutersPeople are angry at the Indian government for revoking the special status of the part of Kashmir that it rules over. The Muslim-majority Jammu and Kashmir region has been disputed ever since the partition
Africa First cases of Ebola in DRC's South Kivu province kills womanafricanews.com - AfricaNews The first confirmed cases of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s South Kivu province was announced on Friday (August 16) days after a “highly …
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