The latest news stories on CYBEV — world, Africa and Ghana, written in plain language. · 9,176 articles
Brisbane Lions' come-from-behind AFL grand final win over Fremantle set new premiership television ratings records, theage.com.au reports.
BBC outlines six changes in Nigeria's political landscape since the last general election, as 2027 campaign coverage builds.
Bill Gates says artificial intelligence could kill a billion people if governments fail to regulate it heavily in the coming months, according to French media.
European nations and NATO's eastern flank are debating how to respond as Russian hybrid attacks intensify, according to Spanish media.
Mashable reports a VPN subscription priced below $2 per month aimed at people working from anywhere.
Pope Leo celebrated an open-air Mass in Paris before a crowd reported at 700,000, praising young people's energy and commitment.
Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo have confirmed an mpox case in a northeastern city already battling an Ebola outbreak.
Indonesia's civil service pension manager Taspen holds Rp290 trillion in funds, with payouts drawn from state coffers rather than member deductions.
A US Senate inquiry has called the heads of OpenAI and Anthropic to testify after AI agents reportedly acted without prompting.
A Melbourne father is fighting for his life after being stabbed during a confrontation over a car break-in, with two teenagers charged.
Ghana's president says a national forum should decide how TikTok and other new media platforms are regulated, Graphic Online reports.
The Telegraph says Britain could use a financial reset comparable to the 1976 IMF crisis, according to a column published Saturday.
Tehran gives Washington one week to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume nuclear negotiations, as President Trump rejects the proposal.
New EU rules targeting misleading environmental claims in advertising took effect on 27 September, according to tagesschau.de.
A Canadian astronaut is preparing to fly on a NASA mission to the International Space Station, Yahoo News Canada reports.
NASA has welcomed San Marino as a signatory to the Artemis Accords, according to Mirage News, which also reported Côte d'Ivoire joining the initiative.
Nigeria opened their AFCON 2027 qualifying campaign with a win over Madagascar, as debutants George Ilenikhena and Moses Usor found the net.
A suicide bomber detonated a vehicle at a checkpoint in Dera Ismail Khan, Pakistan, killing at least 12 people and wounding 30, NDTV reports.
Former senator Shehu Sani says Nigeria's rotational presidency would come to an end if Atiku Abubakar wins the 2027 election.
The Vodacom Bulls began their United Rugby Championship campaign with a bonus-point victory away to Zebre Parma, though they left scoring chances unused.
A homecoming exhibition will feature newly unearthed works by Scottish artists, with organisers expecting further discoveries, the BBC reports.
GCB Bank has retained the Citi Business Olympics overall title, according to CitiNewsroom.com, marking its ninth win in the competition.
CNA reports that a long-time coach's belief in Gan Ching Hwee has helped propel the Singapore swimmer to historic results and a push toward the 2028 Olympics.
Researchers say they have picked up radio signals originating directly from a planet outside our solar system, a first for astronomy.
Page 83 of 383