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Ice hockey's world governing body says the impact of a court decision forcing it to reinstate Russia has been "significantly underestimated." Several leading nations say they won't play against Russian teams.
Rights activists say UK decision against Palestine Action is a 'misuse of terrorism powers'.
Protests intensify as governments prioritise security measures over addressing underlying social and economic concerns.
Democrats cheered as they picked up victories in Republican states. Tears were shed as Republican losses mounted.
Dozens of cases are reported in Austria, Germany and Hungary, including a nine-year-old girl hurting her tongue while eating chocolate containing a pin.
El-Sayed bested Republican Mike Rogers to become the first Muslim senator in US history.
He wrote on Truth Social that Republicans would have won "in a landslide" if his name had been on the ballot.
Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk is the world's richest man and the largest individual donor in the US midterms.
An unlikely mix of political bargains and constitutional confrontation will define the next two years.
From a small fundraiser to a major enterprise, Wawira Njiru's Kenyan school feeding scheme has been more successful than she ever thought possible. She's now being awarded the German Africa Prize.
Over 5,000 data centres are now scattered across the US, some near ubran centes, generating noise pollution and consuming large amount of electricity. Donald Trump has long defended the construction of these mega structures, which are essential for big tech companies to run. But voters, including many Republicans, say they are feeling betrayed by their government.
The 42-year-old Democrat has defeated Republican Mike Rogers to become the first Muslim senator in the US.
Moscow pledges more trade and investment in Africa, where leaders want local industries, technology and jobs.
Voters honour Renee Good and Alex Pretti at Minnesota memorials
From a small fundraiser to a big enterprise, Wawira Njiru's Kenyan school feeding scheme has been more successful than even she would have thought. She's now being awarded with the German Africa Prize.
Back in August, France's Constitutional Council overturned a social media ban for children under 15. Some students, though, are now banned from using their smartphones at school. In South Korea, where an estimated 40 percent of young children and teens are addicted to their mobile devices, authorities are trying to find ways to drastically reduce their screen time – a huge challenge in such a hyper-connected society. FRANCE 24's Chloé Borgnon, Aruna Popuri and Justin McCurry report.
Ethiopia is looking to position itself as an African leader in clean energy, as it prepares to host next year’s COP32 climate summit. Alongside the GERD, the country is building another massive hydropower project on the Omo River in the southwest, as it expands electricity production and exports power to neighbouring countries. This report from our correspondent Tom Canetti.
Who holds the power today? Governments or corporations?
Blockade prompts warnings of a 'catastrophe' as food, water, fuel and medical supplies are unable to reach city.
Uganda’s online critics allege abductions and intimidation as families search for missing relatives.
