South Sudan farmers pin hopes on rare climate-resistant coffee

The European Commission has approved Bulgaria's entry into the Eurozone, set for 2026, making it the 21st country to adopt the euro. Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov emphasized that this decision, following years of political instability and the fulfillment of inflation criteria, will enhance economic stability and investment fundamentals. Despite opposition from populist groups and calls for a referendum, EU officials believe Bulgaria's accession signifies a strengthening of both the nation’s and the Eurozone's economic standing....

A man named Travis Decker, 32, is wanted for the murder of his three young daughters in central Washington after they were reported missing and later found dead. Following a visitation with their father, the girls, ages 9, 8, and 5, were not returned as scheduled, prompting police to search for Decker, whose truck was discovered near a campground, leading to the tragic discovery of the children's bodies. Authorities are seeking public assistance in locating...

Two individuals, a 28-year-old Bollywood film worker and his 20-year-old partner, were found dead in their Southall flat after allegedly consuming a mystery green pill following a night out in South London. Neighbors described them as a hardworking couple with bright futures, expressing shock at their sudden deaths. Ealing Council has issued a warning about the pills, marked with an '80' and possibly an 'OP,' urging caution regarding illicit substances and advising anyone feeling unwell...

As the Edmonton Oilers face the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup finals, the series is framed not just as a sports competition but as a manifestation of Canadian identity amid U.S. political tensions, particularly under President Trump's administration. Historian Jason Wilson highlights the significance of hockey in defining Canadian culture, while opinions vary on public sentiment toward the Oilers, with some experts questioning the extent of national support due to divisive political issues. The...

The BBC has refuted White House claims regarding its Gaza coverage, stating that it did not retract any stories and stands by its reporting. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt accused the BBC of relying on Hamas for casualty figures and criticized its adjustments to the reported numbers, which the BBC clarified were standard practice as new information emerged. The BBC emphasized the challenges of reporting in Gaza due to restrictions on journalists and called...

Kagiso Rabada received a one-month suspension after testing positive for cocaine, as confirmed by the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport. The 30-year-old fast bowler, who was with the Gujarat Titans at the time, admitted to the violation and apologized, with the positive test linked to a sample taken during the SA20 league in January. Following his suspension, Rabada returned to play two matches for Gujarat and is set to lead South Africa's bowling attack...