'His voice will remain,' Charlie Kirk's widow vows after suspect arrested
Summary
"I will never let his legacy die," Charlie Kirk's wife says in her first public comments since he was fatally shot at a Utah university campus on Wednesday
She adds "the cries of this widow will echo around the world like a battle cry"
Suspected killer Tyler Robinson remains in custody following a 33-hour manhunt that ended when his father convinced him to surrender
He is accused of aggravated murder, obstruction of justice, and felony discharge of a firearm - a timeline of how we got here
Kirk, a right-wing activist and influencer, was Donald Trump's bridge to young Republicans - we've taken a look at his journey from college dropout to Maga star
IDF cautions Netanyahu over Gaza invasion as airstrikes kill dozens
A barrage of airstrikes killed at least 32 people across Gaza City as Israel escalated its military campaign and urged residents to evacuate, medical staff reported Saturday. Meanwhile, the IDF issued their strongest warning yet to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, cautioning that a ground assault on Gaza City could result in the deaths of Israeli hostages, FRANCE 24's Noga Tarnopolsky said, reporting from Jerusalem.
Former aide to de facto leader of Georgia being held as ‘personal prisoner’, mother claims
Marina Ramazashvili says son, Giorgi Bachiashvili, was the victim of a ‘vendetta’ by billionaire politician
Sat 13 Sep 2025 13.00 BST
The mother of a jailed former aide to Bidzina Ivanishvili has accused the de facto leader of Georgia of treating her son as his “personal prisoner” as she appealed to the west for help.
Marina Ramazashvili, a renowned ophthalmologist in Georgia, said Giorgi Bachiashvili, who has allegedly been beaten in his prison cell, was the victim of a “vendetta” waged by the billionaire politician.
The Georgian government, led by Ivanishvili, has been accused of slipping into autocracy, with the courts and the prosecution service increasingly under political control.
Myanmar: Alleged junta airstrike kills students in Rakhine
Timothy Jones AFP, AP
A attack hit schools in Rakhine state, killing several students, an ethnic minority armed group and media say. The victims were aged between 15 and 21, according to the reports.
Several people, most of them students, have been killed in an airstrike allegedly by Myanmar's military on two private schools in a village in the western state of Rakhine, the Arakan Army (AA) and local media have said.
The conflict in Rakhine is one of several armed struggles taking place in the Asian country since the military ousted a civilian government led by democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi in 2021.
Japan to dispatch F-15s to Europe, Canada for 1st time
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September 13, 2025 at 14:29 JST
Defense Minister Gen Nakatani announced that F-15 fighter jets from the Air Self-Defense Force will fly to the other side of the world to demonstrate Japan’s commitment to deepened exchanges with like-minded nations.
He said the aircraft would visit the United States, Canada, Britain and Germany over roughly two weeks from Sept. 14.
ASDF fighter jets have never flown to Europe or Canada.
Dinosaurs to supercrocs: Niger’s bone keepers preserve its ancient fossils
The Sahel country is one of the few African nations to boast rare dinosaurs, but safeguarding them is a challenge.
In a corner of the sprawling grounds of Niamey’s only museum – a unique, open-air style arrangement in Niger’s capital that doubles as a zoo – imposing fossil replicas of long-extinct animals stand in a corrugated iron stall.
On a recent late Friday afternoon, the Boubou Hama National Museum was busy with scores of excited children. They shrilled, delighted by the rubbery grunts of the hippos near the replicas, and the faint roars of the lions further up.
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