Court sacks Sanusi II as Emir of Kano and more
Find these stories and much more when you grab a copy of The Guardian on Friday.…
Is Israel using medieval weapons against Hezbollah?
Footage circulating on social media shows Israeli soldiers using a medieval trebuchet and even bows and arrows to launch incendiary devices into southern Lebanon.…
Mexico City and London cyclists strip down to protest
Hundreds of cyclists rode through London and Mexico City streets on Saturday to protest against car culture and demand rights for cyclists. Event organizer in London Eccentric Pink said improvements can be…
Sanctions on Russian diamonds: Good or bad for Africa?
Diamond-rich African nations are ramping up production to fill the gap left by the G7 sanctions on Russian diamonds. But not all countries are happy about the ban.…
EURO 2024: Netherlands Vs France match Preview | The Nutmeg
The Euros began with a bang and this week we have two games. Spain versus Italy and The Netherlands are up against France. Ayomide Sotubo and Ifeoluwa Johnson preview the two games…
Thai ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra charged with royal defamation
The charges against Thailand's influential former prime minister — who recently returned to Thailand, was jailed on separate charges and then given a royal pardon — stem from an interview he gave…
Thailand moves closer to legalizing same-sex marriage
Harriet and Araya, two Thai women who were married in the United Kingdom, hope they will soon see genuine gender equality in their home country. Same-sex couples in Thailand are soon expected…
Sudan civil war displaces millions
A year of civil war between paramilitary Rapid Support Forces and the government has displaced millions of Sudanese, the United Nations says. Much of the violence is taking place in the beleaguered…
Biden issues new policy to curb asylum at US-Mexico border
The new order allows officers to shut down the US-Mexico border if the average daily crossings exceed 2,500 over a seven-day period. Irregular migration remains a major concern for American voters.…
France’s Olympic champions: What it takes to win gold
Only a few dozen French nationals have gone down in history as Olympic champions. Pole vaulter Jean Galfione, judoka Emilie Andéol and swimmer Alain Bernard tell FRANCE 24 about the day that…