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What the rest of the world is publishing about the Horn of Africa — and what the Horn's own newsrooms are publishing about everywhere else.
These are headlines published by other newsrooms, not Hornafrika reporting. We show the headline, a short extract and a link; the full article stays with the publisher who wrote it, and copyright in each headline and extract remains with that publisher. How the wire works
Dutch withdrawal is the latest in a number of boycotts by countries unhappy about Israel's inclusion.
Chris Packham says £24bn scheme is ‘national embarrassment’ and joins calls for more funding to help households lower bills Campaigners are calling on the chancellor to cut the government’s £24bn spending plans for “fairytale” carbon…
The pair discussed energy cooperation and ways to enhance bilateral relations, Iranian state media reported.
The auction of the rare skeleton comes amid debate in the scientific community about whether dinosaur remains should end up in private hands or public view.
The US and Israel have teased strikes around their elections, particularly against Iran's civilian infrastructure.
The cycle of revenge attacks continue as the country heads towards its first election since independence.
Despite thaw in India-China ties, border tensions again challenge PM Modi's strongman image at home.
This is the first time European leaders have had direct communication with Russia's president in more than a year.
Japanese activist Yusuke Furusawa speaks to Al Jazeera about why he keeps protesting Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza.
It has been one year since the fall of El-Fasher in Sudan, a city in North Darfur, which was captured by the Rapid Support Forces. At least 6,000 civilians were killed by rebel troops as they entered this strategic city.
'My comment was ill-judged and I now understand that it hurt many people,' Mbappe says after Chinese brands dropped him.
Harry Kane is the humble 'anti-superstar' who defied doubters to achieve Ballon d'Or greatness, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.
Nearly half of the people confirmed to have the virus have died in DRC's fastest-growing Ebola outbreak on record.
Boiler upgrade scheme, which provides grants of up to £9,000 for sustainable alternatives, expected to be slashed in budget When Bill Tuck first started installing air source heat pumps six years ago, other heating engineers were skeptical…
Celebrity, bias towards players in attack and European dominance undermine football’s most prestigious individual award.
Tensions in South Africa over anti-migrant protests have left in limbo many who were counting on following the rules to sort out their paperwork and status in the country. Calls for a crackdown on foreigners, particularly undocumented…
A Dutch broadcaster reverses a decision to take part, citing "sensitivities" over Israel's participation.
Algeria will send army units to Niger to protect energy and economic interests, according to a statement from the presidency on Monday (October 26). Algeria's Parliament held an emergency vote on Sunday on what would be Algeria's first…
Former PLO official says Israel’s election outcome remains uncertain, with polls divided between Netanyahu and Eisenkot.
DR Congo has reported more than 10,000 Ebola cases and nearly 4,900 deaths. The outbreak involves a virus for which there is no approved vaccine or specific treatment, complicating efforts to contain its spread.
Sudan’s war is spilling over into Chad. A drone strike killed at least four people last week in the border town of Bamina, and hundreds of thousands of Sudanese refugees have crossed over in search of safety. Many of those who survived the…
The opening pair put on 133-run partnership as India chased down 199 to wrap up the five-match T20 series.
As John Healey’s budget decision looms, lender reports 32% rise in profits Business live – latest updates A top executive at HSBC has tried to quash speculation that the bank could move its headquarters out of the UK over tax increases…
US Secretary of Health Robert F Kennedy Jr. has said that Arabs don’t produce science, literature, or win Nobel prizes.
The BBC's diplomatic correspondent James Landale reports from Jerusalem as ballots are cast.
News organisations are challenging the law, arguing it could hamper investigative journalism and endanger sources.
Jordan said it targeted ‘terrorist hideouts’ in Syria, but relatives of those killed deny any link to last week’s church
Syria says Jordan did not coordinate with Damascus before launching operation in rural Deraa and Suwayda.
Officials from Iran, Pakistan, Turkiye and Saudi Arabia held talks in Tehran in an effort to stop further escalation.
The sighting comes after a mine blast wounded three South Korean soldiers in September.