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Dogs rode the waves in San Diego on Sunday as the world’s longest-running dog surfing competition returned to the beach for its 20th annual edition.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu visited the site of the deadly shooting attack at a Jerusalem bus stop on Monday and vowed to pursue those involved.
Six people were killed and 12 injured on Monday when gunmen opened fire at Ramot Junction, a busy northern Jerusalem intersection leading to East Jerusalem settlements.
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[allAfrica] Cape Town -- In a move that surprised few, former President Donald Trump officially announced he will not attend the G20 Summit set for November in Johannesburg, South Africa - the first time the summit will be held on the continent. Instead, Vice President JD Vance will represent the United States at the event, which also sees the U.S. taking over as the G20 presidency.
A large-scale installation showcasing 100 portraits of immigrants and refugees welcomed visitors on Venice's famous St Mark's Square.
The year’s second total lunar eclipse saw Earth’s shadow obscure this weekend’s full moon as the home planet lines up perfectly between the moon and the sun. Asia had the best seats in the house this time, while countries across Europe also enjoyed nice views.
Africanews looks at the day's events around the world through the lense of the most striking photos linked to current news.
Andre Onana set for loan move to Trabzonspor amidst Man-United criticism
Senegal’s President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko have shaken up the government amid growing public frustration over stalled reforms and economic hardship.
Ethiopia is getting ready for the inauguration on Tuesday of its controversial Grand Renaissance Dam. The mega plant built by Addis Ababa on the waters of the Blue Nile has raised concerns in Egypt and Sudan over the potential reduction of water levels downstream.
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- Former Liberian President and football legend George Weah has accepted his new role as the head of FIFA Players' Voices Panel on Racism.
[Radio Dalsan] Addis Ababa -- African leaders gathered today in Addis Ababa for the opening of the Second African Climate Change Summit, a high-level forum focused on addressing the continent's growing vulnerability to the impacts of climate change and developing a unified response strategy.
[Daily News] Lindi -- PRIME Minister Kassim Majaliwa has urged voters in the Lindi Region to elect President Samia Suluhu Hassan with a landslide majority to see through the completion of development projects.
[Nile Post] The President Of The National Unity Platform (NUP) Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as Bobi Wine, has called upon Ugandans in the United Kingdom and its surrounding areas to remain resolute in the struggle for political change in Uganda.
[spotlight] Joshua was safely delivered from Sylvia's belly instead of her uterus one year ago. Biénne Huisman meets mother and baby, and hears from some of the healthcare professionals involved in the remarkable outcome.
[Liberian Investigator] President Joseph N. Boakai has named Samuel A. Stevquoah as Minister of State for Presidential Affairs, elevating a longtime aide to one of government's most influential posts and charging him with filling the formidable shoes of the late Sylvester Grigsby.
[Radio Dalsan] Somali National Army (SNA) troops, supported by regional Jubbaland forces and backed by U.S. air power, carried out a large-scale joint operation in Lower Juba region, killing several Al-Shabaab fighters and destroying militant hideouts, security officials confirmed on Monday.
[New Zimbabwe] ZANU PF Member of Parliament for Rushinga Tendai Nyabani has called for stiffer penalties on drug lords, who are fuelling the menace of drugs and substance abuse.
[Nyasa Times] The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) on Sunday, September 7, 2025 received the final consignment of ballot papers for the Local Government, Parliamentary and Presidential Elections slated for Tuesday, September 16, 2025.
[GroundUp] Thulani Bashe says she wants to teach children and not just babysit them
[GroundUp] "There is a new mining order that is coming. Embrace it, but what is illegal, do not tolerate it," says minister
