Russian and Chinese warships have embarked on joint maritime patrols in the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean.

Russian forces have successfully neutralized Ukrainian drones that were allegedly targeting Moscow and the strategic Black Sea Fleet.

Former President Donald Trump’s legal team has made a bold move, requesting an April 2026 trial date for the federal charges.

South African led coalition led by the DA urged other parties to join them in a bid to secure enough votes to overthrow the ANC

Psychiatric experts in Norway are at odds over the mental health of a shooter who killed two people on the sidelines of Oslo’s 2022 Pride festival

The United States announced the reopening of its immigration office in Cuba, saying it would aid in reuniting immigrants with the Cuban family members in the US.

All Blacks loose forward Shannon Frizell has joined their injured list as the New Zealand squad departed for the Rugby World Cup on Friday.

A 55-year-old Pascal Ferrier was sentenced to 22 years in prison for sending a letter containing deadly ricin to then-US president Donald Trump.

Transnet has issued an urgent plea to the government to take decisive measures against the rampant theft of railway cables by criminals.

Political leaders and civil society in the DR Congo are calling upon the authorities to lift the emergency measures in eastern provinces.

According to the defence ministry, 17 soldiers from Niger were reportedly killed in an attack near the country’s border with Burkina Faso.

According to media in Libya, 55 fatalities and 146 injuries have occurred due to the most severe armed conflicts in a year.

Prosecutors have moved to set a trial date for the election racketeering and conspiracy case against former President Donald Trump.

Just before a pre-recorded interview with the US ambassador, a central radio station in Sierra Leone suddenly went off-air.

A federal appeals court has rendered a decision imposing limitations on the utilization of a widely employed abortion pill.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has taken a significant stride towards embracing and understanding the role of traditional medicine.

With the imminent BRICS summit, attention is refocused on the enduring and enigmatic Pretoria-Kremlin relationship.

It is believed that over 60 individuals have lost their lives following the discovery of a migrant boat off the coast of Cape Verde islands.

Military leaders from West Africa are scheduled to convene in Ghana to plan a potential intervention to overturn the coup in Niger.

Algeria has recently removed the movie “Barbie” from its theatres due to concerns about the film’s moral content.

In exchange for $163 million in funds to safeguard its oceans, Gabon has reorganised a minor fraction of its debt.

Several migrants have been found dead, and around 40 rescued from a boat off Cape Verde, with fears dozens more may have died.

President Joe Biden remains resolute in his approach of avoiding any public commentary on Trump’s legal predicaments.

The US presidential race has taken an unprecedented twist with four indictments looming over former President Donald Trump.

The civilian prime minister appointed by Niger’s military rulers after the recent coup, embarked on an unannounced visit to neighboring Chad.