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By: Dawda M Jallow Justice Sonia Akinbiyi of the High Court Annex in Banjul has granted an interim ex parte injunction restraining the Director General of Immigration from deporting or repatriating Muhammad

By: Fatou  Krubally A parliamentary committee has set end of July as the deadline for the Gambia Ferry Services Company (GFSC) to explain the disappearance of a ferry valued at more than

The hype around Paul Seixas is fully justified as the 19-year-old bids to end four decades of French disappointment When you write about the Tour de France for the best part of

World Meteorological Organization forecasts more likelihood of heatwaves, droughts and heavy rainfall due to El Nino.

After four years of war, life in Lukianivka, the most frequently hit part of the Ukrainian capital, is a mix of adaptability and endurance, defiance and denial, resignation and resilience.

The Democrats’ constant solicitations for cash do not make their supporters feel like they are on a winning team.

The makers of the blockbusting sci-fi thriller reveal how they made a hit, why Kevin Spacey was almost involved and what went wrong with the sequel The architects of cinema’s most popular

America has long stood for freedom and prosperity, but under Trump insults, threats and unpredictability have become the new norm. As the US marks its 250th anniversary, Guardian correspondents around the world

On America’s 250th anniversary, Bryan Stevenson, a civil rights lawyer and the founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, looks toward the work that is ahead for the country.

Great Britain’s Chris Froome, who won the Tour de France four times, brings an end to his illustrious career in professional cycling.