Army chief says ‘time running out’ to resolve Algeria crisis
Ahmed Gaid Salah says solution must be found ‘as soon as possible’, as protesters demand departure of rulers. Read More
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EU law fixes minimum rights for ‘gig economy’ workers
The European Parliament has approved new EU rules to protect workers in the so-called “gig economy”. The Read More
Algeria’s constitutional council chairman resigns amid protests
Tayeb Belaiz is one of three figures protesters have called on to step down on account of their Read More
Jofra Archer: England World Cup squad place would ‘not be fair morally
It would “not be fair morally” for England to pick the uncapped Jofra Archer in their World Cup Read More
Microplastics found in ‘pristine’ Pyrenees mountains
Scientists have found that a secluded region in the Pyrenees mountains – previously considered pristine wilderness – is Read More
Istanbul: Two days, two derbies, two continents, one new football power emerging
“Mazbatayi ver, mazbatayi ver, mazbatayi ver, Imamoglu’na!” The Besiktas fans are chanting before their home match against Read More
Bill Weld: Trump to face 2020 Republican challenge
US President Donald Trump is facing a longshot challenge from within his own party ahead of next year’s Read More
Alt-right spread anti-Muslim rhetoric after Notre Dame fire
Despite officials ruling out arson, far-right commentators share Islamophobic conspiracy theories after Notre Dame fire. Alt-right supporters Read More
Billy Vunipola: England number eight given formal warning by RFU
Billy Vunipola has been given a “formal warning” by the Rugby Football Union after the England player defended Read More
African Union sets deadline for Sudan power transfer
The regional body says the army has 15 days to hand over power to civilian authority or risk Read More