Kamel Daoud: Algerian author breaks his silence
The writer's Algerian civil war novel, "Houris," challenges taboos and gives women a voice. The book has made him famous — but also led Algeria to seek his arrest.
Kamel Daoud: Algerian author breaks the silence
The writer's Algerian civil war novel, 'Houris,' challenges taboos and gives women a voice. The book has made him famous — but also led Algeria to seek his arrest.
Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger announce withdrawal from ICC
The West African states, led by military juntas, said they don't recognize the International Criminal Court's jurisdiction and want to create "indigenous mechanisms" to secure peace and justice.
Trump labels Antifa as 'domestic terrorist organization'
According to Donald Trump's executive order, US authorities can act against "any person claiming to act on behalf of Antifa." The order follows the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Trump pushes unproven claims linking Tylenol to autism
Donald Trump said pregnant women must not take acetaminophen, as his government moved to link the drug to autism, contradicting medical consensus on its safety as a painkiller during pregnancy.
US: Trump pushes unproven claims on autism cause
Donald Trump said pregnant women must not take acetaminophen, as his government moved to link the drug to Autism, contradicting medical consensus on its safety as a painkiller during pregnancy.
US: Jimmy Kimmel returns to late-night TV after suspension
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" was hauled off American screens after the host made comments related to conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was killed on September 10. The show is set to return on Tuesday.
Copenhagen Airport reopens after being closed due to drones
According to FlightRadar, some 35 flights were diverted from Denmark's principal airport.
Copenhagen Airport halts air traffic after drone sightings
According to FlightRadar, some 35 flights were diverted from Denmark's principal airport. Security concerns in northern Europe have increased in recent weeks after Russian fighter jet incursions into NATO airspace.
Estonia urges NATO to act on Russia's airspace violations
Following Poland, Estonia is calling on NATO to respond to violations of its national airspace by Russia. Some analysts fear that it may take downing a Russian aircraft to discourage future incursions.
Italy: Thousands join pro-Palestinian protests, strikes
Tens of thousands took part in the nationwide action in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza. Clashes were reported in Milan, where about 60 police officers were hurt.
Is this the most important election in Moldova's history?
Moldova will elect a new parliament on September 28 in a poll that has been dubbed "the most important election" in the country's history. As politicians ramp up the rhetoric, what do voters see as the biggest issues?
Research doesn't support Tylenol link to 'autism epidemic'
US President Donald Trump claims to have the "answer to autism." According to media reports, the US government claims that a popular painkiller increases the risk of autism. Researchers say it doesn't work like that.
US: Is there an 'autism epidemic' caused by Tylenol?
US President Donald Trump claims to have found the "answer to autism." According to media reports the US government claims that a popular painkiller increases the risk of autism. But researchers say it's not that simple.
Pakistan: More than 20 killed during raid in border region
Police said a raid was conducted against a Pakistani Taliban bomb factory in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. But Pakistan's military has not confirmed the operation.
Deutsche Bahn's new boss wants to end Germany's railway woes
For the first time, a woman is at the helm of Deutsche Bahn. Evelyn Palla must combat delays, train cancellations and low morale.
Fact check: Who protested outside Charlie Kirk's funeral?
A viral video showing a small protest outside Charlie Kirk's funeral sparked a wave of false claims online about who the demonstrators were.
Airport cyberattacks: What you need to know
Thousands of passengers have seen flights delayed or canceled after a cyberattack on major European airports. One expert says that, with the perpetrators still a mystery, the chaos may not be over.
What Nepal's Gen Z revolt means for India, China and US
A youth uprising in Nepal toppled the ruling coalition like a house of cards, leaving many observers baffled. As the new era starts, major powers such as India, China, and the US will all try to shape Nepal's future.
India: Adani gag order fuels press freedom fears
Journalists warn of a dangerous legal precedent that could threaten free speech in India after a court ordered a scrubbing of content criticizing a major business conglomerate.
