People are rescued from a flooded neighbourhood in Accra, Ghana, on 29 June. Photograph: HOGP/Ghana’s National Disaster Management Organisation/AP View image in fullscreen People are rescued from a flooded neighbourhood … Read More
The Israel-based NSO Group produces the Pegasus hacking software allegedly used to target French and Spanish politicians among others. Photograph: Amir Cohen/Reuters View image in fullscreen The Israel-based NSO Group … Read More
A health worker at the isolation centre in Mulago, Kampala, where the last Ebola patient in Uganda was treated before being discharged on Thursday. Photograph: Abubaker Lubowa/Reuters View image in fullscreen … Read More
Emergency shelter provided by the UK in Mozambique after Cyclone Idai in 2019. Bilateral support will drop 90% by 2019 as a result of foreign aid cuts. Photograph: Rein Skullerud/WFP/Rein … Read More
The coin-sized NEO device is designed to help patients with spinal cord injuries regain hand movement Chinese surgeons have implanted a brain-computer interface in a patient with limited hand mobility, … Read More
Europe’s got talent, a very specific one – a politico-administrative dystopia. And France is once again leading the way First, a bit of recent history. In 2015, after the Maidan … Read More
The latest hostilities show why military force cannot resolve the crisis. Here’s what the renewed fighting means for Hormuz and beyond Tensions are escalating again in the Persian Gulf. US … Read More
The attack comes as Beirut and West Jerusalem just wrapped up a new round of US‑brokered talks A “huge blast” from an Israeli strike has hit southern Lebanon just as … Read More
From healthcare to education, a new model of technological development aims to put everyday users – not monopolies – first Artificial intelligence is no longer simply a technological race. It … Read More
Donald Trump says US troops are no longer needed in Iraq after Iran was weakened by months of US strikes The US has announced the end of its 23-year military … Read More
