Somali pirates begin hijacking ships again after Houthi attacks creates security vacuum
Despite big anti-piracy efforts, Somalia’s huge coastline, lack of development and extreme poverty mean such attacks remain worthwhile
Despite big anti-piracy efforts, Somalia’s huge coastline, lack of development and extreme poverty mean such attacks remain worthwhile
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Legislation would increase poaching, harm conservation and cause the loss of habitat, affected countries claim
Mothers-to-be are drinking during pregnancy, unaware of the implications for their unborn children
Dr Abdur Rehman is the latest in a long line of polio health workers shot dead by gunmen in Pakistan
The NSPCA, which campaigns against the transport of live animals, says three animals were found dead and another five had to be put down
Putin critic covered topics ranging from Yeltsin’s failure to reform Russian prison system to Indian food in string of revealing letters
Report claims Russia is using rebranded Wagner corps to build a network of friendly states and win access to gold and minerals
Mental illness is described as a ‘white man’s disease’ in Lesotho – it’s a mindset with deadly consequences
Joe Biden among figures to speak out against Russian regime they hold responsible for death of opposition leader in prison
Jailed Russian opposition leader had been serving his sentence in Siberia
The military’s favoured party failed to win a majority amid a swell of support for jailed Imran Khan
Strong showing by former PM's party defies the country’s military, which has been accused of rigging the vote to keep him out of power
The former prime minister's party is expected to win the most seats, but supporters of Imran Khan could deny him an outright majority
Former PM appears to expect coronation rather than close fight as his main rival Imran Khan lies buried under criminal convictions
Poachers have driven the species to the edge of extinction – but an ambitious programme hopes to permanently secure its future