US and British citizens among 37 sentenced to death in DR Congo coup trial
Christian Malanga, a US national of Congolese origin, the suspected plot leader, was killed during the attack.
Germany to welcome 250,000 Kenyans in labour deal
Germany agrees to ease some of its immigration laws to enable Kenyans find employment in the European’s biggest economy.
What are Storm Shadow missiles and why are they crucial for Ukraine?
Western states have long been cautious about allowing Ukraine to use their missiles against Russia.
John Legend: Why abortion issue is personal for Chrissy Teigen and me
The singer spoke to BBC Newsnight about his wife’s abortion in 2020.
UK accounting giant PwC faces six-month China ban
The firm is being penalised for its role in the failure of property giant Evergrande.
Venezuela furious at Spain ‘dictatorship’ comment
Spain’s ambassador has been summoned by Venezuela after a minister called the country a “dictatorship”.
China raises retirement age for first time since 1950s
The plan, which will set in from January, has been on the cards for a few years as China’s population ages.
South Africa’s coalition threatened by new education law
The Democratic Alliance says the president should not sign a controversial education bill into law.
South Africa ex-minister Pravin Gordhan dies at 75
He died early on Friday in hospital after “a short, courageous battle with cancer”, his family says.
N Korea releases rare photos of Kim at uranium facility
Mr Kim called for the site to increase its production of nuclear warheads, state media said.