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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.
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France is preparing to widen curfews to new hotspots, Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said, after restrictions imposed in several cities were credited with helping authorities keep the peace overnight. The country was shaken on Saturday…
Tempers flared in Strasbourg as far-right and far-left MEPs collided over how to explain the unrest that has shaken France, Italy and Belgium, turning an emergency debate in the European Parliament into a proxy battle over immigration,…
US President Donald Trump says he is ready to sit down with the leaders of China and Russia for rare three-way talks on arms control as soon as next month, floating the prospect of a high-stakes diplomatic summit that would be without…
Half a million people in Gaza will lose their monthly World Food Programme (WFP) assistance as the UN agency says it is running out of money even as hunger tightens its grip across the enclave. The WFP said the decision comes at a moment…
Before dawn in Japan, a new chapter in planetary exploration lifted off: an ambitious mission to one of Mars’s moons that could deliver the first samples ever returned from the Martian system and offer fresh clues to the origins of the…
Before dawn broke over southern Japan, a powerful new rocket thundered into the sky carrying a bold scientific wager: that the key to understanding the Solar System’s beginnings — and possibly the roots of life on Earth — may be sitting on…
Nearly 20 years after she says Russell Brand raped her in a Soho bar toilet, one woman told a London court that the “lad culture” of the 2000s left her too frightened to report a celebrity she believed would be automatically believed over…
Israeli police say they have detained 10 people in the occupied West Bank following a spate of settler violence that left a US photographer hospitalized and a French mayor assaulted. According to police, officers carried out pre-dawn raids…
Australia’s political community has been shaken after independent MP Helen Haines was deliberately hit by a car outside her office in Wangaratta, leaving her in a critical condition, according to police and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.…
As France braces for another night of unrest, Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said he has asked regional authorities to introduce curfews in some cities this evening. He described the steps as “partial” and “localised”, saying they are…
An alleged bomb threat on an Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna triggered an emergency diversion to Bulgaria, prompting authorities to scramble a fighter jet and evacuate passengers after landing. Bulgaria’s transport…
An Austrian Airlines flight bound for Vienna was forced into an unscheduled stop in Bulgaria after a reported bomb threat prompted an emergency diversion, Bulgarian authorities and the carrier said. The crew opted to land in Sofia as the…
Brazil’s already combustible presidential race erupted on live television as President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and right-wing senator Flavio Bolsonaro clashed in their first debate, trading personal insults and corruption allegations…
As Kyiv came under another overnight barrage, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the country once again went into Russian ballistic strikes without advance notice from its international partners. “Another Russian ballistic missile…
Washington’s abrupt decision to hit pause on sweeping economic penalties aimed at Russia is now being framed as a deliberate timeout — not a retreat. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said US President Donald Trump’s waiver would amount to…
Just days after major surgery, Pope Leo stepped to a window above St Peter’s Square on Sunday and delivered a message many in the crowd had been anxiously waiting to hear: he is recovering, grateful for the prayers, and preparing to ease…
A routine training exercise at one of Canada’s biggest military facilities turned deadly after a smouldering grass fire rapidly erupted, killing at least four soldiers and leaving 19 people in critical condition. Canadian officials said…
Torrential rain in Spain has claimed another life, pushing the death toll from heavy rain and flooding over the past 15 days to five, authorities said. The latest victim, a 35-year-old woman, was swept away in Cabrera de Mar, about 27km…
A fast-moving fire at one of Canada’s busiest military training sites has left the country reeling, with Prime Minister Mark Carney confirming four service members dead and dozens more seriously injured at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright…
A wail of sirens cut through the air outside Warsaw’s security establishment just as Polish Prime Minster Donald Tusk was preparing to open this week’s Warsaw Security Forum — a jarring soundtrack for a gathering focused on Europe’s…
Flames and smoke rose over Saint Petersburg overnight after Ukraine launched what Russia described as a large-scale drone assault, igniting blazes at an oil refinery and depot in President Vladimir Putin’s hometown. The strike unfolded as…
Saudi Arabia says it has swatted down another round of drones as pressure mounts from repeated Houthi attacks — and as Egypt signals it could step in to help defend the kingdom if asked. Riyadh leads a military coalition backing Yemen’s…
Washington is urging Israel to take tougher action to prevent settler violence in the West Bank, with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio saying the United States is alarmed by what it is seeing and wants a stronger response. “We’re very…
France awoke to shattered storefronts and scorched streets today after nationwide marches over the rising cost of living spiralled into clashes with police, widespread looting and arson that officials described as “extreme” violence. The…
Pope Leo XIV returned to the Vatican on Saturday, leaving Rome’s Gemelli hospital just four days after undergoing surgery for lung cancer — a swift discharge that drew cheers, prayers and close scrutiny around the world. Dozens of well…
Panic erupted at an Oregon elementary school when a 16-year-old opened fire, killing a teacher and three children — until a fellow educator intervened and a community member arrived with a gun, authorities said. Officials said the actions…
Ukraine has pushed back sharply against Russia’s assertion that it has seized vast swathes of land and dozens of towns in just over a month, calling the claims a propaganda effort aimed at Moscow’s domestic audience. On Tuesday, Russia’s…
France was gripped by a wave of unrest as nationwide demonstrations over soaring living costs and weakening public services spilled into rioting in what officials described as some of the worst violence seen in decades. Hundreds of…
As outrage mounted over an assault on European diplomats in the occupied West Bank, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office pushed back on what it called a “smear” campaign against settlers, seeking to cast doubt on the…
Brazil’s Amazon rainforest has just logged its smallest annual loss of forest on record, a milestone that supporters say underscores what sustained government action can achieve. Deforestation across the Brazilian Amazon dropped to 3,335…