Ruling party loyalists react as stones are exchanged outside parliament in Tunis with supporters of the president’s move Tunisia’s president has sacked the prime minister… Read More »Tunisia’s PM sacked after violent Covid protests

ISLAMABAD (AP) — Dozens of Afghan soldiers slipped across the border into northwestern Pakistan, the Pakistani army said Monday. The Afghan troops were fleeing after… Read More »Pakistani army: Afghan soldiers flee attack, cross border

Sunday Igboho Agitations for breakaway states in Nigeria are nothing new and a controversial car salesman has emerged as the latest figure calling for a… Read More »Sunday Igboho: The Nigerian separatist who wants a Yoruba nation

The recent protests in Cuba were driven largely by food shortages and prices. But it’s not just Cuba. About a tenth of the world’s population… Read More »Axios Today podcast: The global hunger crisis

The government has been criticised for its failure to tackle the country’s kidnapping crisis Kidnappers in Nigeria have seized a man who was sent to… Read More »Nigeria school kidnappers abduct man delivering ransom

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PHOENIX (AP) — In mid-May, partisan investigators hired by Arizona state lawmakers backed off their allegation that the state’s most populous county had destroyed its… Read More »AP FACT CHECK: Trump is relentless in election fabrications

MEXICO CITY (AP) — President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said Saturday that Cuba is an “example of resistance,” and proposed the entire country should be… Read More »Mexican president calls Cuba ‘example,’ wants OAS replaced