Nigerian floods kill dozens, turning rescue hopes into recovery efforts More than 150 people have died after floods hit central Nigeria last week, with more unaccounted for. Locals are still digging through debris days after the water receded.
US-China artificial intelligence tensions squeeze tech firm Nvidia The share price of technology company Nvidia has lifted after it told investors it beat sales expectations. But the US firm has forecast billions of dollars in losses as it's caught in the middle of international tensions.
More than 200 war prisoners dead, Ukraine says about Russian conflict Ukraine says more than 200 of its soldiers held by Russia as prisoners of war have died in captivity. The two countries had exchanged hundreds of prisoners over the weekend as air strikes continue.
Venezuela's Maduro entrenches power after opposition boycotts election Opposition leaders arrested, boycotts called, and neighbours angered: Venezuela's governing party has kept its legislative majority in elections that have courted controversy at home and abroad. Around a third of eligible Venezuelan voters backed President Nicolas Maduro's party after more than half of eligible voters didn&
Screwworm pest outbreak puts Mexico livestock exports to US in limbo The US says it is taking a "month-by-month" approach to its ban on livestock imports from Mexico. The ban was triggered after Mexico detected the presence of the pest 'screwworm' for the first time in more than three decades.
Bird flu outbreak triggers global clampdown on biggest chicken trader Brazil Countries around the world have stopped poultry imports from Brazil, where bird flu has been found on one commercial farm. The world's largest chicken exporter is now racing to stop the spread.
Broadcasters detail streaming plans amid push to leverage sports rights online Lachlan Murdoch’s US-based Fox Corporation is eyeing a pre-football season launch for Fox One, a streaming service it’s going it alone with after a proposed joint-venture sports streamer fell through in January. Fox’s service will stick to its own entertainment, news and sports programming, unlike the proposed