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Macron slammed for ‘insulting’ words about Haitians

French President Emmanuel Macron has been publicly criticized over controversial remarks he was recently caught making on camera about Haiti’s leaders. In a video shot...

As U.S. approves landmines for Ukraine, victims demand ‘mine-free world’ at global summit

“Look what anti-personnel landmines will do to your people,” read a sign displayed by two of the protesters who gathered in Siem Reap, Cambodia,...

Arab League affirms continued support for Iraq amid Israel’s threats of military action

The Arab League has reaffirmed its continued support for Iraq amid Israel’s threats of military action against the Arab country, calling for an immediate international intervention...

Madagascar officials say the death toll is now 25 after boats carrying Somali migrants capsized

ANTANANARIVO, Madagascar—The death toll rose Nov. 25 to 25 after two motorboats carrying migrants from Somalia capsized in the Indian Ocean near Madagascar, authorities...

Ethiopia becomes Africa’s leading producer of wheat

During a recent press briefing, Ethiopian Minister of Government Communication Service (GCS), Legesse Tulu, announced that among Ethiopia’s agricultural achievements in recent years is...

Trump’s foreign policy:  A distinction without a difference?

For the world at large, the reelection of Donald J. Trump as U.S. president poses questions. Mr. Trump served as America’s 45th president, was...

Russia lowers nuclear weapons threshold after U.S. allows Ukraine to use missiles

Russian President Vladimir Putin has lowered the nation’s nuclear weapons threshold after the United States gave Ukraine the green light recently to use Western-supplied...

Why people with disabilities in Nairobi are looking beyond public transport to navigate busy city

NAIROBI, Kenya—Caroline Mwikali lost her ability to walk at age 13 after an illness. She quickly learned how difficult it is to get around...

Looming famine in Rakhine signals wider crisis in Myanmar

Up to two million people in Myanmar’s Rakhine state face the dire prospect of famine, amid a broader economic collapse and worsening humanitarian crisis...

What was behind the death of the first African Nobel Peace Prize winner?

Many believe Albert Luthuli was silenced because he was using a global platform to highlight the horrors of Apartheid by Kubendran Chetty - RT.com Chief Albert...