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The U.S. prosecutor who sparked a political firestorm last month with a report saying President Joe Biden had a "poor memory" defended his assessment in congressional testimony on Tuesday, saying it was necessary for his investigation. Former U.S. Special Counsel Robert Hur spoke to the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee, which has been one of…

By Kate Abnett BRUSSELS, March 11 (Reuters) - Countries across Europe should prepare for "catastrophic" risks, ranging from floods to deadly heatwaves, as worsening climate change hits every part of their economies and societies this century, the EU Environment Agency said on Monday. Policymakers need to draw up new plans to address the challenges, the…

TAIPEI, March 11 (Reuters) - Taiwan's top security official told parliament on Monday that China runs "joint combat readiness patrols" near the democratic island every 7-10 days on average, saying Chinese forces were trying to "normalise" drills near Taiwan. China has in recent years stepped up military activities near Taiwan, with almost daily incursions into…

The Kremlin is using trade and digital media to build on existing skepticism of the U.S. in the region.

The Senate plans to meet for the last time this session, likely not acting on issues that, without action, could fuel conspiracy theories.

Broos builds Bafana Bafana for the future

Supporters of Donald Trump submitted petitions seeking to force a recall election targeting Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos.

Sudan army general rules out Ramadan truce unless RSF leaves civilian sites.

A child of a SA woman who was born in a Senegalese prison has arrived in the country.

Zimbabwean officials last month "abruptly detained and deported" USAID officials.