New Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally, the first woman to lead the world’s Anglican Christians, heads to the Vatican this weekend for an audience with Pope Leo XIV. Source link
Skip to next section At least three killed in clashes in Manipur 04/25/202625 April 2026 At least three killed in clashes in Manipur At least three people have been killed and five others injured in a shootout between rival ethnic groups, the Nagas and the Kukis, in India’s northeastern state of Manipur. “In the heavy … Read more
Mali’s army said Saturday that it was fighting “terrorist groups” that had attacked army barracks in the capital Bamako and other areas in the African nation. Witnesses reported gunfire in several cities in the military-ruled state and an army statement said: “Terrorist groups, not yet identified, early this morning targeted certain points and barracks in … Read more
President Donald Trump, famous for his clashes with reporters and denunciations of the “fake news” media, will attend the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner on Saturday – his first time as president. Every year since its inception, the WHCA has invited the sitting president to its annual celebration of press freedom. Except for Trump, all … Read more
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Friday refused to be drawn into a dispute with the United States over reports that the Pentagon is weighing whether to punish members of NATO that fail to support American operations in the Iran war. Among those in the firing line is Spain, which has refused to allow US … Read more
Police in Peru raided the homes Friday of the now-resigned elections chief and five other officials in an investigation into a ballot shortage and other irregularities in the first round of the presidential election on April 12. Despite denying any wrongdoing, Piero Corvetto resigned as the elections agency chief on Tuesday to take responsibility for … Read more
Mali’s army said on Saturday that unidentified armed “terrorist” groups had attacked military positions in the capital and in several towns in the country’s interior, with ongoing fighting. Journalists reported hearing gunfire at the country’s international airport. Follow our liveblog for the latest updates. Source link
People from the Western Tigray region in Ethiopia told Human Rights Watch that they had been arbitrarily detained and treated as second class citizens, FRANCE 24’s Tom Canetti said, adding that there are more than 800,000 internally displaced people in Tigray. Source link
A Tunisian rights group that was a co-winner of the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize has been told by authorities to cease activities for a month. The suspension of the Human Rights League (LTDH) comes amid warnings from rights organizations that the country is moving closer to authoritarian rule after President Kais Saied seizes additional powers … Read more
In the coastal city of Sidon, displaced families sheltering from months of conflict express little relief at the extension of a fragile truce between Lebanon and Israel. While Donald Trump voiced optimism about a path toward peace, many civilians – uprooted by fighting involving Hezbollah – say ongoing strikes, uncertainty, and deep mistrust prevent them … Read more