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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey announced on Sunday that the death toll from the deadly earthquakes in Turkey's Southeast has risen to 48,000. More than 115,000 people have been injured.

Recep Erdogan: 48,000 killed by earthquakes in Turkey

Ivory Coast nationals living in Tunisia and seeking repatriation, wait outside the embassy of Ivory Coast in Tunis, Tunisia February 27, 2023. REUTERS-Jihed Abidellaoui-File Photo

Tunisian president rejects racism accusation after migrant crackdown

Kem Sokha, the leader of the Cambodian opposition, was sentenced to 27 years in prison for treason on Friday. This means he can't run for office this year, and the United States immediately called it a miscarriage of justice.

Cambodia opposition leader jailed for treason

Rishi Sunak

British premier congratulates Nigeria’s president-elect on election victory

Sudanese police have said they shot and killed a protester during a rally against the military rule on Tuesday near the capital.

Sudanese protester killed in anti-military demonstrations

Christopher Wray, the director of the FBI, says that a leak from a lab in Wuhan, China, most likely caused the COVID-19 pandemic.

China laboratory leak likely COVID source – FBI chief

In a speech in Poland, US President Joe Biden said Russia would never win in Ukraine. He said this right before the first anniversary of Moscow's invasion.

Joe Biden: Russia will never defeat Ukraine

Malcolm X was killed exactly 58 years ago on Tuesday. His family plans to sue the FBI, the CIA, and the New York City police for $100 million in damages.

Assassination: Malcolm X’s family to drag FBI, CIA, NYC police to court

Malawi has dropped criminal charges against Anti-Corruption Bureau Director-General Martha Chizuma because of leaked audio in which she seems to complain that some officials are making it hard for her to fight corruption.

Malawi drops charges against anti-graft czar

Three rescue groups say that unrest in southern Turkey has made it harder to help people in some places after the deadly earthquake on Monday. The quake has killed more than 28,000 people in Turkey and Syria, and there isn't much hope of finding many more survivors, even though there have been some "miraculous rescues."

Death toll tops 28,000 in Turkey-Syria earthquake

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Recep Erdogan: 48,000 killed by earthquakes in Turkey

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