Month: September 2021

Ahmed al-Yafei watched fishermen unloading boxes of catfish from small boats docked in the bustling port of Aden in south Yemen, keen to buy some for his hungry family – … Read More

‘The archives are now under the control of the Taliban,’ said director Sahraa Karimi. ‘The work of directors vanished in a few hours. Some were able to leave with their … Read More

Militants armed with machetes, sticks and clubs killed at least 30 villagers in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, officials and a witness said.

Russian second seed Daniil Medvedev marched into the US Open quarter-finals Sunday, where a shock Dutch qualifier will try to deny him a third straight trip to the New York … Read More

From actors with fragile egos and petty rivalries, to directors who use unconventional methods to prod their actors – like making them rehearse underneath a five-tonne rock to increase dramatic … Read More

France’s highest court will on Tuesday rule on whether cement giant Lafarge should remain charged with complicity in crimes against humanity over alleged payments made to Islamist militants in Syria … Read More

A Saudi man was executed in Dammam on Monday on charges of terrorism and weapons smuggling, the interior ministry said.

Dozens of relatives of the 298 victims of Malaysian Airlines flight 17, shot down over rebel-held eastern Ukraine in 2014, are giving testimony at the murder trial of four fugitive … Read More