Some 160 charities and the Opposition condemned it,but the British PM says he’ll even enact legal reforms to ensure his Australian-inspired plan isn’t challenged.
Britain will adopt Australia’s Pacific solution by shipping those trying to cross from France more than 6000 kilometres offshore to process their claims.
The Queen said she hoped the people of the Commonwealth could “draw strength and inspiration” during these “testing times”.
While the vaccine dose,which was sent to Rwanda,is a significant moment for what has become the largest vaccine operation in history,it lags well behind where the scheme hoped to be.
The outcome of the months-long trial of Paul Rusesabagina will be a surprise to few.
A memory from Rwanda consigns to crackpottery the argument that a decision not to vaccinate during an emergency is a “freedom”.
An immigrant in France already under investigation for setting the Nantes cathedral on fire last year has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a Catholic priest.
As scant vaccines expire on the tarmac,wealthy nations outbid the international global alliance for supplies while new virus variants emerge.
There’s a new understanding by an African nation and a former colonial power of a historical crime over the genocide of Tutsis.
A pastor has told a Rwandan court he tricked exile Paul Rusesabagina onto a plane to Rwanda:“The only person who didn’t know where we were headed was Paul”.
A telegram that was in the collection of an advisor to former French president François Mitterrand has been declassified after 25 years.