UK’s Frost warns of ‘cold mistrust’ with EU due to Brexit rows over Northern Ireland
The UK’s Brexit minister says that the standoff between his country and the European Union over post-Brexit trading rules for Northern Ireland might create...
Fire kills 41 inmates, 80 hurt at crowded Indonesian prison
JAKARTA, Indonesia—A massive fire raged through an overcrowded prison near Indonesia’s capital early Sept. 8, killing at least 41 inmates, two of them foreigners...
Lebanon to start paying cash aid to poor families
Lebanon’s pm says hopes new cabinet will be able to stop economic collapse BEIRUT—Lebanon’s government said Sept. 9 it will start paying cash assistance next...
General Assembly president calls for halt to nuclear tests
The president of the UN General Assembly, Volkan Bozkir, on Sept. 8 called for an end to nuclear tests, as ambassadors gathered to commemorate the...
Black People In Guyana Protest COVID-19 Vaccinations
Nation of Islam’s Strong Presence Pivotal In Exposing Danger of Vaccines It is home to the largest, unspoiled rainforest in South America, yet this nation...
UN marks first International Day for People of African Descent
The UN celebrated the enormous contributions the African diaspora has made in every field of human endeavor, marking the first-ever International Day for People...
UK food, hospitality firms hit by shortages, shoppers warned to brace for price hikes
Stock shortages have impacted over a quarter of food and hospitality businesses in the United Kingdom in recent weeks and shoppers were told to...
Resistance leader’s death deepens Kashmir strife
NEW DELHI—The death of a top separatist leader in disputed Kashmir and the ensuing crackdown on public movement and communications by Indian authorities have highlighted the...
Migrant death toll increases on Atlantic route to Europe
MADRID—At least 11 people are feared dead after another boat crossing the Atlantic Ocean to get from North Africa to Spain’s Canary Islands became a trap...
Brazil’s Indigenous march to pressure court on land ruling
BRASILIA, Brazil—Thousands of Indigenous people marched toward Brazil’s Supreme Court in late August to pressure justices expected to issue a ruling with far-reaching implications...