The latest published reporting from this region.
The appeal trial of two columnists known in Tunisia, including former Canal+ journalist Mourad Zeghidi, resumed Tuesday April 28 in Tunis, where the NGO Reporters Without Borders (RSF) denounced "a…
Read moreIn Senegal, the National Assembly adopted this Tuesday, April 28, the modification of two articles of the electoral code allowing the participation of people sentenced to minor legal sentences in…
Read moreCanada's central bank held its key lending rate at 2.25 percent on Wednesday, but warned it may need to act if inflation caused by the Middle East war persists.
Read moreTwo Jewish men were injured and a suspect arrested on Wednesday after a stabbing attack in north London, considered “terrorist” by police and which comes after a series of incidents…
Read moreFAO, WFP and Lebanon gov't say 1.24 million people 'expected to face food insecurity' at crisis levels or worse.
Read moreThe US Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, and the Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Dan Caine, appeared before Congress to explain the war against…
Read moreIn this special episode of Ellas Hoy we explore, together with the expert Rosa Márquez, the phenomenon of tradwives as one of the new forms of machismo that is taking hold, especially among young people...
Read moreThe war has affected trade with some of Iran's largest partners, including China and the UAE.
Read moreThe leader of Mali's military junta, Assimi Goïta, appeared publicly after days of silence following the violent clashes and attacks on April 25. Goïta addressed the nation and…
Read moreAs consumers face high bill costs, the British newspaper 'The Guardian' published how the CEOs of the main energy companies in the United States…
Read moreStarted in 2021 with the deployment of men from the paramilitary company Wagner, which has since become Africa Corps, the partnership between Bamako and Moscow seems at its worst since the recent capture of Kidal.…
Read moreFrance has a long, slightly eccentric tradition of invention…did you know some of the revolutionary items you use everyday were first introduced to the public at Paris’s annual invention competition?
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