France’s left could be decisive in who wins the election. But will they turn out to vote?
Some of France’s left-wing voters are struggling to decide how to vote in the presidential run-off
Russia test-fires new intercontinental ballistic missile
MOSCOW — The Russian military said Wednesday it successfully performed the first test of a new
Nigerians fleeing Ukraine war freed from Polish detention camps, say officials
Thirteen Nigerians who fled the war in Ukraine have now been released from detention in Poland,
Belgian foreign minister Sophie Wilmes temporarily steps down to care for ill husband
Belgian Foreign Minister Sophie Wilmès has said that she will temporarily step down from the role
Norway issues formal apology 50 years after decriminalising homosexuality
Norway’s government has issued a formal apology for a historical law that criminalised homosexuality. An estimated
Net foreign exchange inflow falls 27% to $52.46bn
Net foreign exchange (forex) inflow into the economy fell by 27 per cent, Year-One year, to
Children among victims of blast at entrance of school in Kabul, Afghanistan
School children were among those killed and injured in another series of deadly blasts in Afghanistan’s
US unveils new round of sanctions against Russia
The United States Treasury, on Wednesday, announced a new round of sanctions against Russia, singling out
Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Netflix, M&T Bank, Baker Hughes, IBM & more
Netflix — Shares of the streaming giant sank 35% after Netflix reported a loss of 200,000
Death toll in South Africa floods rises to 443, with thousands left homeless
PRETORIA, South Africa — The South African National Defense Force has been called up to assist