Kinship and surveillance: The return of Somali piracy
Somalia’s piracy crackdown leaves coastal fishermen struggling to survive.
We haven't written up this one. Al Jazeera has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
More in World
Prabowo’s approval rating drops below 50 percent ahead of two-year mark in offic...
President Prabowo Subianto’s approval rating has fallen below 50 percent for the first time since he took office in October 2024, as public discontent over economic conditions, politics and law…
Tiger Shroff shoot-out: We will respond to them in their own language, says DCM Ekanth Shinde
Recalling the era of 1990s when gang wars had led to bloodbath on the streets of Mumbai, Mr. Shinde said that the Mumbai Police had even then reigned in on such forces
Macron slams ‘unbridled’ violence as nearly 2,400 arrested in France unrest
PARIS, Oct 19 — French President Emmanuel Macron yesterday slammed the “unbridled” violence...
M40 aid, Madani school funding among issues in Dewan Rakyat today
KUALA LUMPUR: Financial aid for M40 households, funding allocations for the Madani school and Kampung Angkat programmes, and the effectiveness of the Tourism Compliance Focus Zone (ZTPP) initiative…
Nothing left to loot: Parisians ponder the real cost of another night of riots
They began as a protest against conditions in schools, burgeoned into a wider movement against the cost of living, and at the weekend, became an orgy of destruction.
Nothing left to loot: Parisians ponder the real cost of another night of riots
They began as a protest against conditions in schools, burgeoned into a wider movement against the cost of living, and at the weekend, became an orgy of destruction.