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Air traffic controllers get their first shutdown pay stub: $0.00

January 11, 2019 Editor 0

Before Corey Soignet had hundreds of lives in his hands, hour after hour, in the airspace above Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport, he spent years […]

Saudi women to get divorce confirmation by text message

January 6, 2019 Editor 0

A new regulation in Saudi Arabia is set to stop Saudi women from not knowing about their own divorce. Starting from Sunday, courts will be […]

Trump threatens ‘national emergency’ over wall

January 6, 2019 Editor 0

US President Donald Trump has said he could declare a national emergency to build a US-Mexico border wall without the approval of Congress. It came […]

Congo’s electoral commission slams Catholic Church

January 6, 2019 Editor 0

The Democratic Republic of Congo’s Catholic Church is under fire for suggesting it knows who won the country’s presidential election on December 30 despite the […]

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Read: what world leaders said on new year

January 2, 2019 Editor 0

International collaboration remains the best hope to combat issues like climate change and political division, which are getting harder to solve, the United Nations’ Secretary […]

With an eye to power and profit, Beijing is building influence in the Arctic

December 30, 2018 Editor 0

In its quest to become a global superpower, China has regularly become entangled in territorial disputes with its neighbors, butting up against international law.But there’s […]

‘Brexit 50-50’ if May’s deal rejected, says Liam Fox

December 30, 2018 Editor 0

Senior Brexiteer minister Liam Fox says there is a 50-50 chance the UK will not leave the EU on 29 March if MPs reject Theresa […]

Cyber-attack disrupts distribution of multiple US newspapers

December 30, 2018 Editor 0

Several US newspapers suffered major printing and delivery disruptions on Saturday following a cyber-attack. The attack led to delayed distribution of The Los Angeles Times, […]

DR Congo election: Presidential poll hit by delays

December 30, 2018 Editor 0

Sunday’s vote for a new president in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been hit by a series of delays that have left people frustrated. […]

Letter from Africa: Africa’s history makers in 2018

December 27, 2018 Editor 0

In our series of letters from African writers, Ghanaian journalist Elizabeth Ohene looks back at some of the big events on the continent in 2018. […]

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