Brazil's President Lula da Silva said the move is supposed to "create new things" out of the crisis resulted by Donald Trump's tariffs. But Lula also said his country is still ready to negotiate.

Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt, however, is continuing to work toward the deportation of Syrians, his ministry said.As with the recent renewed deportation of people to Afghanistan, the ministry ...

Luis Enrique's team are competing in today's UEFA Super Cup, which sees the winners of the Champions League and the Europa League face off against one another. Having returned from holiday a week ago ...

The West African Examination Council has officially revised the 2025 SSCE results after discovering grading errors linked to a new paper serialization system. Joining us to unpack all of this, what ...

Lagos councillor Oluwakemi Rufai dies two weeks after taking office Share Watch on Find these stories and much more when you grab a copy of The Guardian on Thursday.

Activists say removing sterilized dogs from an area could allow unsterilized dogs to move in, causing a "vacuum effect." ...

Research suggests tiny particles of plastic could hamper plant growth, with potentially serious consequences for global food supply and climate change. Cutting plastic production would help.

Czech tourists have fallen in love with Poland's Baltic coast. For many, the love affair is a result of a changing climate, for others it's rooted in admiration for Poland and its economic success.

The Balochistan Liberation Army and its Majeed Brigade have carried out several separatist attacks. The US designations follow a recent trade agreement between the US and Pakistan.

Violent clashes have erupted between the Congolese army and the M23 armed group in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, despite a peace treaty, security and local sources told Agence ...

Donald Trump slashed tariffs and softened his stance on China, while imposing steep duties on India and Brazil. What leverage does Beijing hold that others don't?

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