The French-made role-playing game is named game of the year and also picks up prizes for music and performance.
Eurovision winner Nemo to return trophy in protest at Israel
The Swiss singer sees a “clear conflict” between Israel’s participation in the event and Eurovision’s values.
Flood misery for Gazans awaiting next stage of peace plan
Gazans in tents have been hit by heavy rain as failure to find last Israeli hostage risks derailing peace plan.
Maduro says Trump wants Venezuela’s oil. But is that the real US goal?
The South American nation’s output has plummeted and restoring its former glory would be a heavy lift.
Indiana Republicans defy Trump to reject new voting map
Some say they were targeted with death threats and other forms of intimidation over the vote.
Crypto fraudster sentenced for ‘epic’ $40bn stablecoin crash
In August, Do Kwon pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud and wire fraud and apologised for his actions.
Tricked, abducted and abused: Inside China’s schools for ‘rebellious’ teens
Young people tell the BBC that military-style schools deceive and abuse students they claim to help.
Tricked, abducted and abused: Inside China’s schools for ‘rebellious’ teens
Young people tell the BBC that military-style schools deceive and abuse students they claim to help.
Fears grow that world’s rarest apes were swept away in Sumatran floods
A carcass thought to belong to a Tapanuli orangutan, the world’s rarest apes, has alarmed conservationists.
Myanmar’s army says it wants to eradicate scam compounds. Is it really doing that?
The junta has been demolishing buildings in KK Park, one of the largest and most notorious scam compounds.
