A high court judge in Zimbabwe has granted bail to an American citizen, Martha O’Donovan, accused of subverting the government of President Robert Mugabe via…
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Famine looms in Yemen – UN warns
UN humanitarian chief on Thursday warned of an appalling famine in Yemen unless the current air, sea and land blockade imposed by the Saudi-led coalition…
View More Famine looms in Yemen – UN warnsVoters rebuff Trump in Virginia, New Jersey
U.S. Democrats won the governorship races in Virginia and New Jersey and the mayoral race in New York on Tuesday, dealing a major blow to…
View More Voters rebuff Trump in Virginia, New JerseyUS Senate panel approves North Korea banking sanctions
The US Senate Banking Committee has unanimously approved new sanctions against North Korea amid President Donald Trump’s tour of Asia. The sanctions over Pyongyang’s intercontinental…
View More US Senate panel approves North Korea banking sanctionsMugabe plans for wife Grace as successor
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s sacking of his deputy Emmerson Mnangagwa was part of a wider purge, to to neutralize any resistance to the political rise…
View More Mugabe plans for wife Grace as successorLiberia Supreme Court indefinitely delays presidential vote
Liberia’s Supreme Court on Monday ordered the country’s electoral commission to resolve a fraud complaint lodged by an opposition party before a scheduled runoff vote…
View More Liberia Supreme Court indefinitely delays presidential voteScottish minister invovled in sex scandal resigns
Scottish childcare minister Mark McDonald has resigned over his “inappropriate behavior” as a sex scandal continues to engulf Westminster. The 37-year-old member of the Scottish…
View More Scottish minister invovled in sex scandal resignsAl-Waleed bin Talal, 10 princes arrested in Saudi crackdown
Saudi Arabia in a sweeping crackdown arrested 11 princes, including a prominent billionaire, Al-Waleed bin Talal and dozens of current and former ministers. Separately, the…
View More Al-Waleed bin Talal, 10 princes arrested in Saudi crackdownDonald Trump embarks on marathon tour of Asia
US President Donald Trump has embarked on an 11-day trip to Asia during which he will visit Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam and the Philippines.…
View More Donald Trump embarks on marathon tour of AsiaRefugees refuse to leave Australia centre
Refugees held by Australia in Papua New Guinea have launched legal action over the closure of a detention centre. Australia holds asylum seekers arriving by…
View More Refugees refuse to leave Australia centreRouhani rejects meeting with Trump
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani rejected a meeting requested by US President Donald Trump while in New York for the 72nd UN General Assembly. Iran’s Foreign…
View More Rouhani rejects meeting with TrumpUN approves Iran-proposed nuclear disarmament resolution
A resolution proposed by Iran aimed at the disarmament of nuclear states has been approved by the United Nations despite obstruction of the US and…
View More UN approves Iran-proposed nuclear disarmament resolutionMogadishu bombed again
A car packed with explosives blew up outside a hotel in Mogadishu on Saturday simultaneously as a minibus also exploded at a nearby junction. Emergency…
View More Mogadishu bombed againSomalia’s President Mohamed escapes death
Somalia President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed on Saturday escaped death after Hotel Naasa-Hablood where he was scheduled to hold a political meeting was attacked by the…
View More Somalia’s President Mohamed escapes deathCatalan parliament declares independence
Catalan lawmakers have voted to declare independence from Spain, while Madrid has vowed to quash the region’s secessionist bid. Catalan Members of Parliament (MPs) backed…
View More Catalan parliament declares independenceUK ‘proud’ of establishing Israel, May says
British Prime Minister Theresa May says she is “proud of the role” the UK initially played in establishing the Israeli regime. “We are proud of…
View More UK ‘proud’ of establishing Israel, May saysOdinga calls for boycott ,as Kenyans vote today
Kenyans are filing out today to cast their ballots in the re-run presidential election, following the Supreme court annulment of the first vote conducted on…
View More Odinga calls for boycott ,as Kenyans vote todayUK arms sales to Saudis topped £1.1bn in first half of 2017
Britain’s sales of military equipment to Saudi Arabia hit £1.1 billion in the first six months of this year, according to the latest government data. The UK…
View More UK arms sales to Saudis topped £1.1bn in first half of 2017Chilean demonstrators clash with police
Demonstrators clashed with riot police in Santiago to demand answers surrounding the death of a young protester who went missing in Argentina nearly three months…
View More Chilean demonstrators clash with police5.5-magnitude earthquake hits southern Iran
An earthquake measuring 5.5 on the Richter scale has jolted a southern Iranian province, but there was no immediate report on possible damage or casualties. According to…
View More 5.5-magnitude earthquake hits southern Iran‘Catalonia cannot accept control from Madrid’
Catalonians cannot accept the central government’s “illegal” move of imposing direct rule on Barcelona, says regional President Carles Puigdemont. “I ask the parliament to meet…
View More ‘Catalonia cannot accept control from Madrid’Malta journalist :1m euro reward for info on killers
Authorities in Malta on Saturday offered an “unprecedented” 1 million euro ($1.18 million) reward and full protection for anyone with information on who killed an…
View More Malta journalist :1m euro reward for info on killersPablo Neruda didn’t die of cancer: Probe revealed
International experts announced Friday that Chilean Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda did not die of cancer, but could not conclusively determine if he was assassinated by…
View More Pablo Neruda didn’t die of cancer: Probe revealedPresident Zuma in trouble after Imo visit
(Reuters/NAN) South Africa’s National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) said it had given President Jacob Zuma till Nov. 30 to make submissions before it. According to the…
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