Gabon heads for April 12 presidential polls in bid to end military rule
Interim leader Brice Oligui Nguema, who led a military coup in August 2023, is expected to run for president.
From Cameroon to Nigeria, separatist conflicts keep children out of school
In Cameroon's southwest and Nigeria's southeast, violence has disrupted the education of hundreds of thousands.
Taiwan to cull 120,000 green iguanas to restore ‘balance of nature’
Experts say May and June are hatching periods, the most appropriate time to catch larvae and juveniles.
Death toll in deadly Indonesia flooding, landslides rises to 21
Rescuers retrieved four more bodies after they resumed their search, bringing the death toll to 21.
New wildfire near LA turns sky orange
A new wildfire north of Los Angeles in the US turned skies orange and triggered mandatory evacuation orders.
Two Palestinians killed by Israeli tank fire in southern Gaza
Israel and Hamas agreed to a ceasefire after an agreement that went into effect on Sunday.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri To Embark On Two-Day China Visit
Vikram Misri will attend the meeting of the Foreign Secretary-Vice Minister mechanism in Beijing.
‘Apologise For Anti-Pakistan Propaganda To Get Starlink Approval’: Pakistan To Musk
Pakistani senators want Musk to apologise for saying that Pakistani-origin men sexually abused women in the UK over a period of many years in Rotherham.
Meta Denies Of Forcing Users To Follow Donald Trump’s Administration’s Accounts
Meta said the follow and unfollow requests are taking time to go through as these accounts are changing hands.
IDF “Kills” Two Gunmen In Jenin With ‘Pressure Cooker’ Tactic, Fierce Clashes With PIJ In West Bank
Israeli soldiers and Shin Bet agents reportedly killed two Palestinian gunmen near the city of Jenin in the occupied West Bank on January 22. A source told Times of Israel…