Algeria declares France’s colonial rule a crime in new law
Algeria’s new law declares French colonial rule a crime, seeking accountability and reparations for the colonial past.
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EU-Morocco trade deals in Western Sahara ruled invalid, Rabat claims ‘bias’
Morocco slams ECJ ruling that said the people of Western Sahara were not consulted before the 2019 deals were signed.
What challenges will Algerian President Tebboune face in his second term?
Abdelmadjid Tebboune has won a second term, but what will be the most difficult issues he will grapple with?
Eid greetings in different languages 2024This article will be opened in a new browser window
Here is how to wish someone a blessed Eid in various languages around the world.
From: Counting the Cost
Will oil prices keep rising, and how will that affect inflation?
The increase this year, driven by geopolitical tensions and supply shocks, could hamper efforts to rein in inflation.
Published On 11 Apr 2024
From: Studio B: Unscripted
The AI Series: AI and the Global South
Nobel peace prize laureate Maria Ressa and Urvashi Aneja explore how current AI developments impact the Global South.
Published On 12 Feb 2024
From: Studio B: Unscripted
The AI series with Maria Ressa: An introduction
Nobel laureate Maria Ressa and Prof Mike Wooldridge, on AI – how we got here and where we are going.
Published On 5 Feb 2024
New cancer cases to soar 77 percent by 2050, WHO predicts
There were an estimated 20 million new cancer cases in 2022, with more than 35 million new cases predicted by 2050.
From: Counting the Cost
Is a global debt crisis looming?
The world is drowning in a record amount of debt concentrated in developing countries.
Published On 6 Jan 2024
From: Counting the Cost
Can we ever put an end to global hunger?
The world produces enough food to feed all of its 8 billion people, yet hundreds of millions go hungry every day.
Published On 16 Dec 2023
From: Inside Story
How is France and Niger’s standoff likely to end?
Tensions rising as French President Emmanual Macron refuses to recognise coup.
Published On 2 Sep 2023
