November 24, 2019

Iraq: Many killed in renewed anti-government protests

Anti-government protesters took to the streets after authorities lifted a two-day round-the-clock curfew. Dozens of people have been killed after four days of mass protests in Baghdad and other Iraqi cities.…

5 years ago

News·World

What’s behind the protests in Iraq?

Crisis-ridden Iraq has been plagued by violent protests that have left dozens dead. Anger over living conditions in the country shows no sign of abating, but what exactly is fueling it?…

5 years ago

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Group wants Nigeria to probe cases of abuse at mental health centres

Human Rights Watch has called on the Nigerian government to ban chaining as it condemned the "terrible" abuse faced by thousands of people with mental health conditions across the country.…

5 years ago

National·News

Germany must repatriate IS-linked mother and children, says court

Three German children in northern Syrian and their one-time "Islamic State"-affiliated mother must be brought back by Germany’s federal government. That’s been confirmed by a regional appeal court in Berlin.…

5 years ago

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Russian indigenous rights group speaks out against ban

An indigenous rights group, which advocates for the 270,000 indigenous peoples in the Russian Federation was banned this week. But the group has hit back against the Russian government.…

5 years ago

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Turkey demands Germany take back 20 captured ‘Islamic State’ members

Turkish authorities say 20 German "Islamic State" members are in their custody. They want Germany and other European countries to repatriate their citizens, something most have been hesitant to do.…

5 years ago

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Romanians protest illegal logging, forest worker murders

Some of Europe's most important stands of old-growth and primeval forests are under attack from illegal logging. Within the past two months, two forest workers have been murdered.…

5 years ago

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Car dealers demand explanation for prolonged closure of Car marts

Car dealers in Lagos have asked the Nigerian Customs Service to stop its undue harassment on them, as no reason was given for the closure of their marts by the agency.…

5 years ago

National·News

Burkina Faso: A terrorist gold mine

Gold mines in isolated areas of Africa’s Sahel region have become a welcome source of income for terrorists. Recent attacks in Burkina Faso show that security forces in the region are unable…

5 years ago

Africa·News

Bolivia scraps joint lithium project with German company

The Bolivian government has issued a decree overturning a massive joint lithium project with southern German firm ACISA. The project is considered vital for the German auto industry's plans to develop electric…

5 years ago

Business·News

November 24, 2019 - Page 2

Iraq: Many killed in renewed anti-government protests

What’s behind the protests in Iraq?

Group wants Nigeria to probe cases of abuse at mental health centres

Germany must repatriate IS-linked mother and children, says court

Russian indigenous rights group speaks out against ban

Turkey demands Germany take back 20 captured ‘Islamic State’ members

Romanians protest illegal logging, forest worker murders

Car dealers demand explanation for prolonged closure of Car marts

Burkina Faso: A terrorist gold mine

Bolivia scraps joint lithium project with German company

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