In Niger, migrant footballers strike joy but field Europe dreams
Agadez, previously a major migration route before smuggling was criminalised in Niger, is home to many footballers.
Features
Review – Power to the People
Mark Tushnet and Bojan Bugaric offer a compelling alternative to traditional understandings of populism by choosing to forego political neutrality in their analysis.
How will rising prices hurt Ramadan celebrations?
Cheaper meat and leftovers for iftar. No new clothes for kids. Yet the crisis could bring Muslim communities closer.
I survived Waco cult siege 30 years ago but here’s why I believe David Koresh was NOT a paedophile and WAS the Messiah
AS one of cult leader David Koresh’s trusted lieutenants, Kathy Schroeder handed out guns and ammunition to kids during the Waco siege, which ended in 86 deaths – 28 of them children.
Now, 30 years on from the deadly stand-off, the mum of four has c…
I was attacked by serial killer who dressed in women’s nighties and broke into my shower – he could have been stopped
AS she turned off her bathroom shower, Liz Kirkby stepped into a scene straight out of a horror film.
Standing before her was a man dressed in a nightie with underwear on his hear, who proceeded to throw the mum-of-three to the floor and brutally be…
Introducing the Thinking Global Podcast
Thinking Global is an all new podcast from E-International Relations and is available on all major platforms.
A sad, subdued Nowruz for Syria’s Kurds
Mourning the people killed in February’s massive earthquakes, the community gets together for a scaled-back celebration.
I’m a 5’4 female bodybuilder and lift 180kg – trolls say I’m too hench but I don’t care… I love being Muscle Barbie
SHE’S only 5ft 4 inches but can deadlift the weight of an adult male lion.
Powerlifter Julia Vins, 26, has already broken three world titles and says no amount of trolls will stop her incredible rise to fame as ‘Muscle Barbie’.
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As Sudan’s rival forces vie for power, who pays the price?
Analysts warn that the army and RSF’s respective quest to consolidate power could spark a wider conflict.
In Morocco’s mountains, villagers hold onto ancient traditions
Communal granaries have disappeared across North Africa, but Amazigh villagers in Morocco are trying to preserve them.