The trial of Paul Pogba's brother and five others for alleged extortion begins in Paris on November 26.
Developing nations have denounced the UN's $300 billion climate agreement, saying it is not enough
An Israeli airstrike in Beirut has killed four, injured over 20, and flattened an eight-storey residential building.
Gatwick Airport's South Terminal was evacuated after a suspected prohibited item was found, prompting bomb disposal team deployment.
AGN president Rollas has stressed the need for actor licensing to ensure fair compensation and protection of actors.
Kenya has cancelled airport and energy deals with Adani following US bribery and fraud charges against the tycoon.
Brazil’s former president Bolsonaro and 36 others have been indicted for allegedly attempting a coup after his 2022 election defeat.
Republican David McCormick won Pennsylvania Senate seat as Democratic Sen. Bob Casey concedes after recount and legal battles.
Trudeau's government has announced plans for temporary tax relief, cheques for Canadians amid rising costs and the looming federal election.
Congo's opposition has demanded protests over President Tshisekedi’s plan to draft a new constitution, fearing term limit changes.
Indian tycoon Adani has been indicted in the US for allegedly bribing officials in a major Indian solar project.
A seventh volcanic eruption since December has occurred on Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula, posing gas warnings but no aviation threat.
Ugandan opposition leader Besigye, has been allegedly abducted during a book launch in Kenya, and transferred to Kampala military jail.
Former PDP Chairman Ulasi has criticised the presidency's uncivil response to Obasanjo, stressing democracy's dependence on decorum and strategic leadership.
Biden has approved anti-personnel mines for Ukraine as the US embassy in Kyiv warns of potential air attack.
Trump nominates Dr. Oz for Medicare and Medicaid, Linda McMahon for Education, and Howard Lutnick for Commerce in his Cabinet.
EFCC’s Olukoyede has dismissed two staff members over corruption, vowing to prosecute and reinforce transparency amid ongoing reforms.
Florida Governor DeSantis said he plans to decide on Rubio's Senate replacement by early January, with several candidates under review.
Brooklyn Monsignor removed after investigation into financial misconduct and mismanagement following Sabrina Carpenter’s controversial music video shoot at church.
Hakeem Jeffries has been re-elected as Democratic leader, remaining the highest-ranking Black official in Congress, despite the Republican majority.