Hurricane Beryl has hit Jamaica after leaving an “Armageddon-like” trail of devastation in Grenada and St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) and killing at least
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Germany’s first African-born MP to stand down after racist abuse
The first African-born MP to enter the German parliament has announced he will not be standing in next year’s federal election, weeks after he revealed
Fangs and toilet seat-shaped head: giant salamander-like fossil found in Namibia
A giant 280m-year-old salamander-like creature that was an apex predator before the age of the dinosaurs has been discovered by fossil hunters in Namibia. The
Australia to strike new funding deal with Papua New Guinea to manage transferred asylum seekers
The Albanese government will strike a new funding deal with Papua New Guinea (PNG) to support asylum seekers after the country threatened to send them
Three people die after arrests at election protests in Mauritania
Three protesters have died in detention in Mauritania, the interior ministry has said, after mass arrests during protests in the opposition stronghold of Kaédi after
Why Hurricane Beryl foretells a scary storm season
Hurricane Beryl’s explosive growth into an unprecedented early whopper of a storm shows the literal hot water the Atlantic and Caribbean are in – and
EU plan to impose import duty on cheap goods could dent Shein and Temu
The EU is moving forward with plans to impose customs duty on cheap goods in a shift that could hit imports from online retailers and
‘Please send help’: Caribbean reels from Hurricane Beryl devastation
This should have been a week of celebration in the Caribbean country of St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG). The annual Vincy Mas carnival, which
Court orders Japanese government to pay damages over forced sterilisations
Japan’s supreme court has ordered the government to pay damages to dozens of people who were forcibly sterilised under a now-defunct eugenics law, saying the
From conflict to the climate – what are the UK parties’ international plans?
Conflicts and environmental disasters are stretching humanitarian resources, and a new UK government will have to decide what role it will play on the world