Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced a walkout from several UN delegates during his speech at the UN General Assembly, where he dismissed genocide allegations and defended Israel's military operations in Gaza and the broader Middle East.
France welcomes Pope Leo XIV at Orly Airport as nationwide church bells ring, marking the start of a significant papal visit centered on Europe's challenges and prospects.
Mwale Medical and Technology City (MMTC) has obtained over $4.3 billion in investment commitments aimed at scaling its innovative smart-city infrastructure throughout the African continent, marking a significant step in urban development and healthcare integration.
After being dropped from Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour due to his public pro-Palestinian remarks, American rapper Macklemore announces a series of concerts supporting the Palestinian cause.
US-based KoBold Metals is leveraging AI technology to enhance exploration of essential minerals in the DRC, aiming to boost supply for global clean energy demands.
At its 6th Annual Conference in Jos, the Made for More Africa Initiative aims to address the growing culture of instant gratification and the pursuit of quick wealth among young Africans, promoting sustainable economic values and long-term development.
In an innovative twist, Austrian yodellers have taken their Alpine singing tradition beneath the city streets of Graz, using an underground car park to amplify their distinctive sound.
Government data reveals a 38% increase in hospital admissions related to drug use, highlighting a growing public health crisis fueled by the country's role as a drug trafficking corridor.
In a significant diplomatic move, Nigeria has formally demanded that Africa be granted at least two permanent seats on the United Nations Security Council, including veto powers, reflecting the continent's growing call for greater representation in global governance.
Ethiopian government forces and Tigray rebels clashed fiercely overnight in the Afar region amid reports of an internet shutdown in northern Ethiopia, signaling a sharp intensification of the ongoing conflict.
Authorities in Senegal have formally charged individuals in connection with violent protests that occurred during former President Macky Sall's administration, marking a significant step in addressing the unrest that resulted in numerous casualties.
A prominent legal scholar argues that the United Kingdom remains accountable for colonial-era injustices despite changes in government, challenging official UK positions on reparations claims.