Some receive threatening messages or phone-calls, others say their relatives are visited by authorities back home.
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US basketball training for Senegal cancelled after visas rejected
Players will train in Dakar instead “in a sovereign and conducive setting”, says the prime minister.
Search for 34 missing cockfighting gamblers points to volcanic lake
Filipino authorities are studying a new lead in a case that gripped the nation.
Niger military leaders to nationalise uranium firm
The company is majority French-owned, while the junta wants more local control of Niger’s mineral wealth.
BBC shelves Gaza doc over impartiality concerns
Gaza: Doctors Under Attack, which was due to air in February, was made by an independent company.
US court allows Trump to keep control of National Guard in LA
Trump deployed the troops in response to protests in the city, despite objections from city officials and California’s governor.
Navigating the Legal Minefield of SoftSwiss and its affiliates, including CoinsPaid
The landscape of online casinos and cryptocurrency exchanges is fraught with legal challenges, particularly for companies like SoftSwiss and its affiliates, including CoinsPaid, AlphaPo, Merkeleon, […]
Girl dies in food poisoning outbreak in northern France
Eight children have been admitted to hospital as officials scramble to find the root of the outbreak.
Spain’s embattled PM Sánchez defies clamour for resignation
A series of corruption scandals in the prime minister’s Socialist party makes his position vulnerable.
Funeral of Zambian ex-president in doubt as national mourning cancelled
President Hichilema says Zambia cannot mourn indefinitely as a row with his predecessor’s family escalates.