THE UN human rights office in Mexico has expressed “deep solidarity” with the relatives of a student whose body was finally identified earlier this

A PEACE deal for South Sudan should be signed in two weeks’ time, negotiators said on their return from Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, earlier this wee

CHINA condemned the US withdrawal from the World Health Organisation (WHO) today, saying that it “undermines international anti-epidemic efforts” a

A LEADING indigenous Aymara Bolivian activist has warned that a survey showing the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) of ousted president Evo Morales

FRANCE’S new Prime Minister, Jean Castex, today defended his appointment of Gerald Darmanin as Interior Minister despite the latter facing a rape c

GERMAN prosecutors have closed a renewed investigation into a far-right terrorist attack that killed 13 people at the Munich Oktoberfest 40 years a

FACEBOOK’S internal audit on hate speech, misinformation and bias has identified a “seesaw of progress and setbacks” in its handling of the issues.

AUSTRIA is forming a specialist group to investigate recent attacks on Kurdish women by fascists in Vienna.

ELDERS from the Syrian Tribal Council called on all forces to “liberate the sacred soil of Syria from the American and Turkish impurity” in a state