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  Putin To Jordan Crown Prince: PM Modi's Quiet 'Car Diplomacy' With World Leaders

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Ethiopia on Tuesday for a two-day visit. Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed personally received PM Modi from the Addis Ababa airport and drove him to his hotel.

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  "Filthy, Dirty, Disgusting": Trump's Racist Tirade Against African Migrants

  Unleashing a xenophobic tirade, US President Donald Trump disparaged Somalia as "filthy, dirty, disgusting, ridden with crime", calling immigrants from the African nation "garbage" he does not want in America.

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  Another Coup In Africa, Soldiers Appear On State TV To Announce Takeover

  Military personnel in Benin on Sunday announced that they had ousted President Patrice Talon, although his entourage said he was safe and the army was regaining control.

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  India-Pak, Israel-Iran, Congo War: 5 Major Conflicts Around The World In 2025

  The year 2025 witnessed a series of major armed conflicts that reshaped regional security dynamics and tested diplomatic frameworks across the globe.

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  Andhra Man Missing After He Moved To Mali For Work, Claims Family

  A 26-year-old man from Talapula Mandal in Sri Satya Sai district has gone missing in an African country, his family claimed on Thursday.

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  South Africa Will 'Take A Break' From G20 After US Ban

  South Africa said Thursday it was prepared to wait out next year's G20 after being barred by the United States and did not expect other countries to lobby for its inclusion.

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  "Fresh Hope": Groundbreaking HIV Prevention Shots Begin In Africa

  South Africa, Eswatini and Zambia on Monday began administering a groundbreaking new HIV-prevention injection in the drug's first public rollouts in Africa, which has the world's highest HIV burden.

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  Nepal To Peru, Morocco And Madagascar: Gen Z, A Youth Rebellion Across Globe

  Gen Z protests across the world stood up to authorities in 2025, even toppling two governments.

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  Experts On Why Volcano Hayli Gubbi Erupted After 12,000 Years

  The Hayli Gubbi volcano erupted in northern Ethiopia on Sunday.

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  "It Felt Like A Sudden Bomb": Eyewitness On Ethiopian Volcanic Eruption

  A long-dormant volcano erupted in Ethiopia's north-eastern region for the first time in nearly 12,000 years, sending thick plumes of ash and smoke up to 9 miles (14 km) into the sky and across the Red Sea toward Yemen and Oman.

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  Ethiopian Volcano Erupts After 12,000 Years, Ash Enters Delhi Amid Toxic Air

  The Hayli Gubbi volcano erupted in the Afar region of Ethiopia, sending thick plumes of smoke up to 14 kilometres into the sky.

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  US Pulls Funding From One Of Africa's Poorest Nations, ISIS Moves In

  The sudden dismantling of USAID in January under an executive order from Donald Trump pulled away critical programmes in Mozambique.

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  Over 300 Students, Teachers Kidnapped From Nigerian School, Second Such Incident This Week

  The number of boys and girls kidnapped from St Mary's is almost half of the school's student population of 629.

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  Explained: What's Behind Nigeria's Latest School Kidnappings, Church Attack

  Nigeria has grabbed global headlines again following a spate of attacks by gunmen involving the kidnapping of dozens of students from two

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  "South African President Running His Mouth Against Trump": US On Skipping G20 Talks

  The United States is not taking part in this weekend's G20 summit in Johannesburg, the White House said Thursday, denying comments from South Africa's president who had said Washington wanted to participate.

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  "Blood Oozing From Corpses" Haunts Escapees From Sudan's El-Fasher

  It took 16-year-old Mounir Abderahmane 11 days to reach the Tine refugee transit camp in Chad, crossing arid plains after fleeing the bloodshed in the Sudanese city of El-Fasher.

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  Royal Ransoms, Kidnappings: How Al-Qaeda Linked Group Wants To Rule Mali

  At least $50 million for the freedom of an Emirati sheikh: that is the king's ransom paid two weeks ago to jihadists linked to Al-Qaeda who are pushing to topple the Malian government and impose Islamic law.

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  5 Indians Kidnapped in Mali Amid Al Qaeda-Linked Unrest, Embassy Reacts

  New Delhi is working closely with the Malian authorities to secure the safe release of five Indian nationals who were kidnapped by armed men in Mali last week, the Indian Embassy in Bamako said.

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  Nigerian Man Staying In India Illegally For Over 10 Years Deported

  43-year-old Johnkennedy Chukwuemeka Okoro, a resident of Imo State, Nigeria, had initially arrived in Mumbai in 2012 on a business visa.

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  'Misinformation': Nigeria Rejects US Allegation Of Religious Freedom Violation

  Nigeria's government rejected on Wednesday its designation by the United States as a "country of particular concern" over alleged religious freedom violations, saying the move was based on misinformation and faulty data.