Edo Governorship dispute: Tribunal gives judgment Wednesday and more
Find these stories and much more when you grab a copy of The Guardian on Wednesday…
Turkey’s CHP trying to find a model of ‘sustainable resistance’ against Erdogan, analyst says
Sharon Gaffney speaks to Aslı Aydıntaşbaş, Visiting Fellow at the Brookings Institution, about the mass protests in Turkey. She says that Turkish authorities understand that there won't be much of a pushback…
Top advisers to Netanyahu arrested in corruption case
Two high-ranking aides to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Jonatan Urich and Eli Feldstein, were arrested in a "Qatargate" probe — an investigation into alleged foreign influence and security breaches.…
Sperm and egg donors: Lifting anonymity in France
In this edition, we find out why France is destroying its old stock of donor sperm, despite long waiting lists for help conceiving a child through IVF and other fertility treatments. Under…
France-based indie artists export their mysticism and noisy-layered melodies
This week, Marjorie Hache chats to two up-and-coming musical outfits: Naya Mö, who comes from Bordeaux and has just released an EP, "Dealing With Ghosts", full of layered lo-fi indie; and Oracle…
Violent far-right groups in Sweden recruit boys as young as 10
The French papers react to the upcoming verdict in Marine Le Pen's embezzlement trial. Also, international headlines are full of Donald Trump quotes after the US president's phone interview with NBC. Meanwhile,…
Nigerian worship centre fosters unity among Christians and Muslims
A Nigerian religious leader is using religion to foster national unity by allowing Muslims and Christians to pray together at his temple in the commercial capital of Lagos.…
Primark boss resigns over improper behavior
Primark recently made headlines over allegations that it had been using Chinese forced laborers to produce its fashions. Doubt over those allegations is growing, and the bargain brand says they are the…