Residents in south-western Mexico on Saturday evacuated from homes flooded by the remnants of Hurricane John that ravaged the Pacific coastline for a week, bringing
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Seventeen killed in two mass shootings in South African town
Seventeen people, including 15 women, have been killed in two mass shootings that took place close to each other in a rural town in South
British army to investigate conduct of troops in Kenya amid rape and murder claims
The army is to launch an inquiry into the behaviour of British troops posted to a military base in Kenya, after multiple allegations of serious
Poverty in Argentina soars to over 50% as Milei’s austerity measures hit hard
Argentina’s poverty rate has soared to almost 53% in the first six months of Javier Milei’s presidency, offering the first hard evidence of how the
Promise of ‘glass skin’ drives surge in sales of K-beauty products in UK
We’ve had South Korean pop, film, fashion and food, and now the latest trend is K-beauty, with sales of Korean skincare brands taking off in
Libya central bank deal could resolve ‘all political issues’, says head of state
A deal backed by leaders on both sides of Libya’s political divide to appoint a new central bank governor has the potential “to resolve all
São Paulo election ‘a horror show’ as candidates trade blows and insults
Brazilians call overcast São Paulo their country’s “land of drizzle”. But in recent months it has been raining punches not precipitation as Latin America’s largest
Who is Japan’s new prime minister, Shigeru Ishiba?
Shigeru Ishiba’s determination to lead Japan has never been in question, and now the veteran MP is poised to achieve that goal at the fifth
Weather tracker: Flooding in Mexico and India as Europe prepares for cold spell
On Monday, Hurricane John hit the southern Pacific coast of Mexico, having intensified from a tropical storm to a category 3 hurricane in less than
‘Zombie’ storm Hurricane John regains strength as it returns to coastal Mexico
Hurricane John has strengthened once again, hurling rain at Mexico’s south-western coast dotted with ports and tourist hotspots, an area already soaked by the slow-moving