I Only Rest in the Storm: Postcolonial Blues in Guinea-Bissau
Pedro Pinho's intelligent three-hour drama dissects white privilege and postcolonial relations in Guinea-Bissau. The film opens at London's ICA on 5 December.
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Man graduates after escaping cannibal tribe death sentence
Wawa Chombonggai graduates from university two decades after being marked for death by his cannibal tribe in West Papua. Read his incredible survival story.
African Union suspends Guinea-Bissau after coup
The African Union has suspended Guinea-Bissau following a military coup, reinforcing its zero-tolerance stance on unconstitutional government changes. Discover the latest developments.
Guinea-Bissau coup: President flees to Senegal as junta takes power
Deposed Guinea-Bissau president Umaro Sissoco Embaló arrives in Senegal following military coup. New junta leader announced as West African nations condemn takeover. Read the latest developments.
Guinea-Bissau military takes control amid election chaos
Military officers seize power in Guinea-Bissau, closing borders and dissolving institutions following contested election results. International community condemns coup.
Pacific Fury Over Australia's COP31 Decision
Papua New Guinea condemns Australia's withdrawal from co-hosting COP31, calling UN climate summits a 'talk fest' that fails to hold major polluters accountable for rising sea levels.
PNG Leader: COP Summits Are Failing Vulnerable Nations
Prime Minister James Marape launches blistering critique of UN climate conferences, arguing they've become ineffective talking shops that ignore the urgent needs of developing nations facing existential threats.
Guinea's Simandou Threatens Australia's Iron Ore Dominance
Australia's iron ore industry faces unprecedented threat as Guinea's Simandou project, containing world's largest untapped deposit, prepares to flood global markets by 2028, potentially wiping billions from mining giants.
Tribal Police Plane Intercepted in Sovereignty Clash
A dramatic confrontation between tribal sovereignty and federal authority unfolds as Red Lake Nation officials are forced to land their aircraft by FBI and local police, sparking a major jurisdictional dispute in Minnesota airspace.
Torrential Rain Floods New York City Streets
Heavy rainfall transforms New York City streets into rivers, causing widespread flooding and travel chaos during Halloween celebrations. Dramatic footage shows vehicles struggling through deep waters.
Guinea turmoil: Military storms prison, dissolves government
Guinea faces political chaos as elite forces storm main prison, freeing inmates while military government dissolves interim cabinet in dramatic power struggle.
Papua New Guinea's First Saint: Peter Torot Canonised
In a historic moment for Catholicism, Pope Francis has canonised Peter Torot as Papua New Guinea's first saint, recognising miracles that transformed spiritual life in the Pacific nation.
Refugee to Football Star: Al-Hassan Toure's Journey
Discover the inspiring story of Sydney FC star Al-Hassan Toure, who escaped civil war in Guinea to become one of Australia's most promising football talents through sheer determination and resilience.
PNG PM's convoy vehicle strikes child in Canberra
A young child was struck by a vehicle in Prime Minister James Marape's convoy during his visit to Australia, sparking urgent medical response and diplomatic concern.
Lost 19th Century New York Photos Rediscovered
A remarkable collection of previously unseen photographs by George Bradford Brainerd reveals intimate moments of 19th century New York, offering a stunning visual time capsule of the evolving metropolis.
Earth lost 20% of rivers and lakes since 1999
Shocking new research shows our planet's vital freshwater ecosystems are vanishing at an alarming rate, with devastating consequences for wildlife and climate.
Equatorial Guinea footballers strike over unpaid bonuses
Equatorial Guinea's national football team refuses to play crucial World Cup qualifier against Malawi in dramatic protest over unpaid bonuses and poor conditions.
Lindy Klim's daughter Stella returns to Papua New Guinea
Bali-based model Stella Artois Caulfield, daughter of former model Lindy Klim and Australian Rules footballer Matthew Capuano, shares breathtaking photos from her emotional return to Papua New Guinea, embracing her cultural heritage in stunning traditiona
PNG NRL Team Name: Chiefs or Pythons Revealed
Papua New Guinea's historic NRL expansion team name has been unveiled by Prime Minister James Marape, marking a significant moment for rugby league in the Pacific nation.
Polyandry: Societies where women take multiple husbands
Explore the fascinating communities from the Himalayas to rural China where polyandry challenges Western relationship norms and women hold unprecedented social power.
Australia-Papua New Guinea Sign Historic Security Pact
In a landmark move that reshapes Pacific power dynamics, Australia has signed a comprehensive security agreement with Papua New Guinea, marking Canberra's strongest commitment yet to regional stability amid growing Chinese influence.
Australia signs defence pact with Papua New Guinea
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signs landmark security agreement with PNG, strengthening Australia's strategic position in the Pacific region amid growing regional tensions.
PNG considers social media age restrictions
Papua New Guinea considers imposing age restrictions on social media platforms, sparking fierce debate between child protection advocates and free speech campaigners.
Secret Scottish Tribe: The Kingdom of Kubala Revealed
Discover the extraordinary story of the Kingdom of Kubala, a self-declared sovereign tribe living secretly in the Scottish wilderness with their own monarchy and laws.
Tribe of Frog: UK's Trippiest Club Night Revealed
Discover how Tribe of Frog, Bristol's legendary psychedelic trance institution, has created the UK's trippiest and happiest dance floor experience for over two decades.
African tribe faces eviction from Scottish kingdom
A community of African heritage faces removal from their self-declared Scottish kingdom near Luss in a contentious land rights case that has drawn international attention.
Trump hosts Equatorial Guinea's leader at Mar-a-Lago
Donald Trump has courted fresh controversy by meeting Equatorial Guinea's long-ruling President Teodoro Obiang at his Mar-a-Lago estate, raising eyebrows in diplomatic circles and drawing criticism from human rights organisations.
Whale populations surge as New York shipping traffic declines
A dramatic reduction in vessel traffic around New York has led to an unprecedented comeback for whales, with scientists reporting a significant drop in underwater noise pollution.
Lost African Tribe's 4-Month Ordeal in UK Park
A group of 46 migrants from the 'Gambia Luna' tribe have been living in a London park for over four months, facing deportation despite their unique circumstances and plea for asylum.
Your Ultimate Guide to a Magical New York Christmas
Discover the essential festive experiences that make New York City the ultimate Christmas destination, from dazzling light displays to classic holiday markets.
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