'Wild' - World Cup comes to life on manic Monday

Ghana inflation hits 21-year high

Glamour in Ghana: Designers show off their pieces at Accra's fashion week

Tech business flourishing in Ghana

2022 FIFA World Cup: Ghosts of world cups past for Ghana

Ghana economic crisis: Inflation affecting both business and consumers

Australian Open: Serbia's Novak Djokovic to face American Tommy Paul in semifinals

Serbia's Novak Djokovic to face American Tommy Paul in the semifinals of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne.

US to support Serbia amid tensions with Kosovo if Belgrade joins Russian sanctions

Belgrade should impose sanctions against Russia says US special envoy, Gabrial Escobar, in an interview with Euronews Serbia.

Watch: Heavy rains flood Sjenica in southern Serbia

A red weather alert is in effect due to heavy rain and potential flood surge in the south and southwest parts of Serbia.

Hungary will vote against Kosovo's EU membership bid, further feuling tensions

Hungary has renewed its support for Serbia in its strategy to obstruct Kosovo's EU membership bid, as well as with the UN and the Council of Europe.

International law agencies investigate Bulgarian-based crypto fraud

Law enforcement agencies from Bulgaria, Cyprus, Germany and Serbia have teamed up for an operation against investment fraud focusing on some clients at the Bulgarian branch of crypto investment company Nexo. A spokesman for the company said Nexo was cooperating fully with Bulgarian authorities

Martinez Zogo: Colleagues remember killed Cameroonian journalist

The young Cameroonians studying medicine in Madagascar

Football in 2022 reviewed: Looking back on a dazzling year for the world's biggest game

From Cameroon, to Paris, to Doha. It's been quite the year in the world of football.

2022 FIFA World Cup: Cameroon stun Brazil but exit World Cup

Cameroon: At least 15 dead in landslide in capital Yaounde

Heavy rains have triggered several devastating floods throughout the country this year, weakening infrastructure and displacing thousands.

Watch: Snow covers South Korean capital and surrounding regions

No immediate reports of major disruptions or damage caused by snow, ice and subzero temperatures, as officials lifted their heavy snow warnings for Seoul and nearby areas.

North Korea Locks Down Pyongyang Over ‘Respiratory Illness’

North Korea Locks Down Pyongyang , Over ‘Respiratory Illness’. Reuters reports that North Korean authorities have issued a five-day lockdown in the nation's capital. . According to the Russian embassy, "a special anti-epidemic period has been established.". The lockdown order also reportedly requires citizens to take their temperatures four times daily and alert a hospital via phone. . While there was no mention of COVID, the notice referred to an "increase in winter cases of recurrent flu and other respiratory diseases.". Reuters reports that last August, North Korea declared victory over COVID. The country never confirmed how many COVID cases it had because of an apparent lack of testing abilities. . South Korea's NK News reports that Pyongyang residents were stocking up on supplies in case stricter measures were implemented. According to state news agency KCNA, the North Korean city of Kaesong has also intensified public messages... ... "so that all the working people observe anti-epidemic regulations voluntarily in their work and life"

BTS’ J-Hope’s Documentary ‘J-Hope in the Box’ Release Date Revealed | THR News

The special project, focusing on the South Korean rapper’s first solo album, comes amid the K-pop group's ongoing hiatus.

China Joins Growing List of Countries Facing Population Decline

China Joins Growing List , of Countries Facing , Population Decline. On January 17, new figures were published that indicated China's population experienced a decline for the first time in over sixty years. Euronews reports that China is not the only country to announce a shrinking population. According to a forecast published by the United Nations last July, many countries will see their populations decline over the coming decades. Population declines have been experienced in eight countries with over ten million inhabitants over the last decade. The populations of Ukraine, Japan, Syria, Italy, Portugal, Romania and Greece are all declining. . According to Euronews, the one thing these countries have in common is low fertility rates, meaning women are giving birth to fewer babies on average than before. The World Bank found that each of these European countries have fertility rates between 1.2 and 1.6 children for each woman. . Euronews notes that a fertility rate of over 2 is needed to maintain a stable population. In Asia, Japan lost over 3 million people between 2011 and 2021 and now has a fertility rate of just 1.3 children per woman. According to the U.N. report, China is forecast to lose nearly half of its population by 2100, plummeting from over 1.4 billion people down to just 771 million. . According to the U.N. report, China is forecast to lose nearly half of its population by 2100, plummeting from over 1.4 billion people down to just 771 million. . The populations of Russia, Germany, South Korea and Spain are projected to begin declining by 2030

Southgate: My family convinced me to stay after Doha defeat

Gareth Southgate says his family played a part in him staying on as England manager. They convinced him to give the job one more go after England were knocked out by France in the quarter finals of the World Cup. The 52-year-old admits that the lack of trophies will always leave him open to criticism. Report by Wardl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

Football in 2023: What can we expect from the world's most popular sport this year?

Title races heating up, another World Cup and two of England's biggest clubs being sold. What can we expect from football in 2023?