The Algerian massacre in Paris in 1961 is commemorated in France.
On the 60th anniversary of the brutal police crackdown on an Algerian protest in the French capital during the final year of their country’s independence
AfDB approves a $114 million loan for Africa’s first EV battery gigafactory in Morocco.
On Friday, the African Development Bank (AfDB) announced that it had authorized a €100 million ($114 million) loan to support the construction of Africa's first
Amazon fined $2.5 billion for duping millions of customers with Prime subscription. – FTC.
A historic order has been obtained by the Federal Trade Commission from Amazon.com, Inc., Senior Vice President Neil Lindsay, and Vice President Jamil Ghani. This
Environmentalists are outraged by a bitcoin mining power facility.
Finding enough inexpensive electricity to run the massive, power-hungry computer arrays that create and transmit Bitcoin is a challenge for large-scale bitcoin mining. Environmentalists have
China catches the United States off guard with a hypersonic missile test.
According to reporters, China launched a nuclear-capable hypersonic missile in August, demonstrating a capability that took US intelligence off guard. The Chinese military fired a
UK leaders pay tribute at church where an MP was fatally stabbed.
Leaders from all political parties gathered on Saturday to pay respect to a long-serving British lawmaker who was stabbed to death in a terrorist attack,
Police in Australia seizes a record-breaking $104 million heroin cargo
On Saturday, Australian police announced the seizure of the country’s largest heroin shipment, worth an estimated A$140 million ($104 million), and the arrest of a
Evergrande’s $1.7 billion Hong Kong headquarters sale collapses due to a buyer’s renunciation.
Two sources said Yuexiu Property, a Chinese state-owned company, has withdrawn out of a proposed $1.7 billion deal to buy China Evergrande Group’s Hong Kong
Bitcoin reaches $60,000, approaching a record high, thanks to rising ETF prospects in the United States.
On Friday, Bitcoin surpassed $60,000 for the first time in six months, approaching its all-time high, as traders grew optimistic that US regulators would authorize
Nigeria requires civil servants to produce proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test starting December 1st.
From the beginning of December, Nigerian civil officials will be required to produce proof of vaccination against COVID-19 or a negative test for the disease
Women abducted from their African mothers by Belgium, seek restitution.
Five multiracial ladies who were taken away from their Black moms and removed from their African roots while the Congo was under Belgian administration are
A radicalized Danish man is suspected of killing five people in a Norway bow-and-arrow attack.
Police said Thursday that a Danish man accused of killing five people and wounding two more in a bow-and-arrow attack in a small Norwegian town
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