BNP Paribas faces trial over Sudan human rights abuses
A landmark trial has begun in the United States against French bank BNP Paribas, accused of financing human rights abuses […]
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TikTok US deal agreed with China after trade talks
The United States and China have reached a deal regarding the Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok, two years after the
Skincare routine simplified by dermatologists
Skincare routines have become increasingly complex, with many individuals embracing multistep processes and expensive products. However, dermatologists argue that a
Trump calls for NATO Russian oil ban and China tariffs
US President Donald Trump has urged all NATO countries to cease purchasing Russian oil and impose tariffs on China, ranging
Africa Business Initiative Unstoppable Africa Event Sept 21-22
The African business community is gearing up for the fourth edition of Unstoppable Africa, an event organized by the Global
Charlie Kirk shooter remains at large after assassination
A manhunt is underway in the United States for a shooter who assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley
Whitney Houston Calum Scott duet released
A new Whitney Houston song is set to be released, 13 years after her death, in a duet with English
Charlie Kirk shot dead at 31 sparks outrage
Charlie Kirk, a prominent figure in US conservative politics, was fatally shot while speaking at a college event in Utah.
Charlie Kirk shot dead in Utah political assassination
Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative activist and close ally of former US President Donald Trump, was fatally shot on Wednesday
Hollywood boycotts Israeli film institutions over Palestine conflict
Hundreds of prominent Hollywood figures have joined a call to boycott Israeli film institutions implicated in genocide and apartheid against
Trump Epstein Letter Sparks Denial and Controversy
A letter allegedly signed by President Donald Trump has been released by the House Oversight Committee, sparking controversy over its
South Korea workers detention ends with release
South Korea’s government announced on Sunday that 300 of its nationals, who were detained during a large-scale immigration raid in