The latest news stories on CYBEV — world, Africa and Ghana, written in plain language. · 9,173 articles
Dutch club Feyenoord has handed 47 supporters stadium bans following fireworks-related misconduct at the away game against Cambuur, De Telegraaf reports.
Rockstar Games has rolled out a fresh promotion in GTA Online aimed at Motorcycle Club members, with GTA+ subscribers also getting a free supercar.
Families of 9/11 victims will gather at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon to mark the 25th anniversary of the attacks.
A man in his 50s has died weeks after a three-car collision in Co Meath, and a senior officer will now lead the investigation.
Alexis Mac Allister scored the winning goal as Liverpool came from behind to beat Atletico Madrid, according to match reports.
NewsBytes has published a list of Africa's most fascinating fossil sites, highlighting the continent's role in the study of ancient life.
Research from the University of British Columbia confirms that Canada's final Arctic epishelf lake has been permanently lost, according to Education News Canada.
Brussels backs procurement rules letting the EU block foreign bids in critical sectors, reports say.
The Washington Post says physical therapists recommend five daily movements for adults over 50, though the full list was not detailed in the summary.
Promiflash reports that Raúl Richter spoke about his fee and a cheating incident in connection with AYTO.
FundsforNGOs reports that applications are now open for Australia's Significant Sporting Events Program.
Apple has introduced the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, with Vietnam.vn reporting continued high interest in the launch and ongoing buzz around the 17 series.
Sarwendah reportedly refuses to release some property certificates belonging to ex-husband Ruben Onsu, as lawyers on both sides trade claims over assets.
Le Monde.fr reports Jacob Coxon's resignation and several security incidents have widened France's debate over catastrophic AI risk.
Madrid says it will not join Seat's board and expects the carmaker to continue, as unions warn jobs are at risk if the brand ends.
A Telegraph writer says she will keep drinking very hot tea even as new research links the habit to a raised risk of oesophageal cancer.
Swedes head to the polls in a closely contested general election, with the far right shaping the campaign, Mediapart reports.
The Italian sports daily highlights sports cars going out of production and asks whether they will rise in value.
Researchers in Kenya are using artificial intelligence to improve how malaria surveillance is carried out, according to Xinhua.
A yacht with shredded sails sent a mayday call in the North Sea as rescuers also towed a disabled dredging vessel, German media report.
Western states pushed to refer Iran's nuclear file to the UN Security Council, drawing pushback from Russia and China.
Actress Omotunde Ogundimu has expressed gratitude to Funke Akindele for covering the cost of her cancer treatment.
A new study reported by Mirage News links ADHD to a greater likelihood of gut-related health issues.
CTV News reports Canada's prime minister is strengthening a domestic manufacturing plan as companies try to sidestep the latest U.S. tariffs.
Page 164 of 383