UN Libya said three years after the devastating floods in Derna (10-11 September) and other parts of northeastern Libya, the pain of that night remain...

The Libyan National Security Council published a ban yesterday (dated 10 September) on Libyan citizens' children enrolling in schools for the for...

Inmates rioted following protests in the city of Kobane over the killing of former Kurdish fighter, state media reports.

FIFA Legal Committee accused of evading questions on controversial World Cup proposal put forward by Gianni Infantino.

The authorities have struggled to contain the fallout, as frightened migrants flee the country.

The six will face wire fraud and money-laundry charges in the US, South African police say.

Iraq removes a military commander and opens investigations into the attack that came from an area bordering Iran.

The capture by the rebels of a stretch of Yemen's strategic coastline is the group's most impressive military coup for several years.

At least 76,000 flee fighting in Yemen since July, UN says At least 76,000 people have been displaced in Yemen since July, with the number quadrupling in the past week as fighting flared between government forces and Iran-backed Houthi rebels, the United Nations said Saturday. "The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is warning of a rapidly worsening displacement crisis in Yemen unfolding by the hour," the UN agency said in a statement, pointing out that "at least 76,000 people have fled their homes since July... four times last week's total, as fighting intensifies".

Iran used Chinese satellite images for attack on US base in Jordan, says report Iran used high-resolution satellite imagery provided by Chinese entities to carry out its attack on an American base in Jordan that killed three US troops in July, the Wall Street Journal reported. Tehran received high-resolution satellite images of Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, which was heavily damaged in the 17 July strike, US officials told the newspaper. The officials did not name the Chinese entities or suggest that the Chinese government was directly involved in the attack. The report comes as tensions between Washington and Beijing escalate ahead of a planned meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping on 24 September. Read more: Iran used Chinese satellite images for attack on US base in Jordan, says report Coffin of US soldier killed at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan at the Calvary Assembly of God church in New York City on 31 July 2026 (Spencer Platt/Getty Images via AFP)

Members of the 11-nation BRICS group including China, Russia, Iran and India called for calm in the Middle East at a summit in New Delhi on Saturday, overcoming earlier divisions to issue a joint statement.

Céline Dion was set to make her long-awaited return to the stage in Paris on Saturday after years of battling a rare neurological disorder, with fans counting down the hours until showtime. But why did she choose this city? "It's not just the Olympics effect. Paris was the launch pad for her career. Beyond Quebec, through the '80s and early '90s, commentators have always mentioned that Paris is like a second home for her," says our guest Nick Rees-Roberts, professor of media, culture and communication at Sorbonne Nouvelle University.

Danny Jordaan has been re-elected as president of South Africa’s soccer federation amid ongoing criminal charges for fraud. He defeated challenger Sandile Zungu in the vote while controversies around his leadership persist.

Washington, United States: Chinese entities supplied Iran with satellite images of a base in Jordan before and after an attack that killed three US soldiers, The Wall Street Journal reported -- an incident that could deepen tensions between Washington and Beijing. On July 17, Iran launched missile strikes on the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, which houses US forces. Three US Army soldiers were killed. The unnamed US officials quoted by The Wall Street Journal did not name the Chinese entitie

A large area of Douala woke up underwater following the heavy rains that struck overnight from Thursday into Friday. While the full extent of the damage remains unclear, the meteorological service is warning residents to prepare for even heavier rainfall in the coming days.

As mourners gathered in western Uganda on Saturday for the burial of King Oyo, his Tooro kingdom is embroiled in a bitter dispute over his successor.