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In Niger, guards ignored the panicked cries for help from 33 detainees who died in a detention cell last month. Reports indicate that 72 people were crowded into a poorly ventilated, 20-square-metre space, where dozens slowly suffocated over 11 hours. The cell may have been cleaned and disinfected before it could be investigated. FRANCE 24's correspondent Sam Olukoya has more.
The man is asking the High Court to prevent two news organisations from publishing the allegations.
Israeli forces reportedly shot dead a Syrian man with an intellectual disability and hearing problems, during a raid.
Military has raised the threat level of Russian sabotage against German troops and facilities.
Faheem Akram has been charged with several offences including conspiracy to defraud the United States.
Police violence and use of crowd-control weapons deepen mistrust between French authorities and demonstrators.
US federal prosecutors allege the defendant was in frequent contact with unnamed member of royal family.
The Saudi government did not immediately respond to BBC requests for comment.
Self-proclaimed pastor Paul Mackenzie was found guilty of 191 murder charges - all but one of them children.
Sudan’s army says it struck RSF command centres in South Darfur, but the RSF says a crowded livestock market was hit.
Tehran's new municipal welfare projects face intense criticism over funding sources, transparency, and inflation claims.
Eric Nshimiye, a US citizen, says the evidence against him consists of unreliable eyewitness accounts.
US officials had been offering a reward of $10m (£7.5m) for information leading to Álvaro Pulido's arrest.
"Blood diamonds" became infamous for funding the brutal civil war in Sierra Leone. Beginning 25 years ago, the Kimberley Process aimed to put an end to this illegal trade. Accused of complicity in the conflict, the diamond industry has since sought to clean up its image, emphasising an ethical shift. But a quarter of a century on, have the former "blood diamonds" truly become synonymous with development? FRANCE 24's Sarah Sakho and Simon Martin report.
Dr Vincent Brown was allegedly a "leader" or "supervisor" of violent acts carried out by others in the early days of the genocide.
The BBC's Madeline Gerber describes the conditions of the mansion where the children - some as young as two months old - were living.
Joshua Kerry, 28, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court and was remanded in custody.
Those targeted by Home Office immigration enforcement officers are accused of charging migrants up to £4,500 for fabricated evidence.
A California woman was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport, just before departing for China, with the US officials accusing her of spying on Taiwan's president's son.
The allegations were made after police detained dozens of protesters demanding the resignation of the election chief over changes to voter rolls.
