Donald Trump, but from the man they have identified as the self-appointed “co-president” Elon Musk. “No one elected Elon Musk to nothing,” Senator Elizabeth Warren,
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Mauritian PM expects ‘speedy resolution’ with UK over Chagos Islands
Downing Street has refused to comment on the prospect of an imminent deal over the Chagos Islands, after the Mauritian prime minister said Keir Starmer
Deaths predicted amid the chaos of Elon Musk’s shutdown of USAid
Critical supplies of life-saving medicines have been blocked and children left without food and battling malnutrition as multiple effects were reported across the globe after
‘There is nothing here’: the island left behind by Lagos’s economic boom
For the estimated 2,000 residents of Refuge Island life sometimes feels like that of a refugee. A dozen communities live on the island, which lies
Rwandan-backed rebel group M23 declares unilateral ceasefire in DRC
The Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who seized the city of Goma in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo last week have declared a unilateral ceasefire starting
Trump agrees to postpone Canada and Mexico tariffs by one month
Donald Trump has pulled back from the brink of a trade war with Canada and Mexico, postponing sweeping new US tariffs on goods from its
Ontario premier ‘ripping up’ contract with Musk’s Starlink over US tariffs
The leader of Ontario, Canada’s most populous province, announced on Monday that he would be “ripping up” a contract with Elon Musk’s Starlink internet services
Mitch McConnell calls Trump tariffs ‘bad idea’ but most Republicans toe line
Republicans on Capitol Hill have largely fallen in line with Donald Trump’s move to impose tariffs on the US’s biggest trading partners, with the notable
Trump says he will cut off funding to South Africa over land ‘confiscations’
Donald Trump has claimed South Africa is “confiscating” land and “treating certain classes of people very badly”, announcing he is cutting off all future funding
Tiny Nigerian museum marking a forgotten British invasion pushes for recognition
In the sleepy Nigerian port town of Koko, the reminder of a forgotten invasion by the British more than a century ago has itself been