Omar Al-Bashir China Visit 2015: Despite ICC Warrant, Sudanese President Returns Amid Turmoil Over Economic, Military Ties
Sudan's foreign minister insisted the countries' relationship remained robust, despite the economic turmoil.
Migrant Boat Sinks Off Libyan Coast; At Least 37 Dead: Official
The Sunday tragedy follows another that occurred Thursday, in which 200 people may have perished.
Beijing Battens Down, Cranks Up Propaganda Ahead Of War Parade
Some 12,000 soldiers will march through Beijing's central Tiananmen Square on Thursday, mostly Chinese but with Russian and a few other foreign contingents, accompanied by tanks and armored vehicles, as fighter jets scream overhead.
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Greek Migrant Crisis 2015: Lesbos Refugees Stranded By The Thousands, Ferries Off The Island Completely Booked
A spike in migrant arrivals to the Greek island represents “the worst refugee crisis since World War II,” Amnesty International says.
Nelson Mandela's Grandson Charged With Raping Teen In Johannesburg Restaurant Bathroom
A relative of the late South African president allegedly followed a 15-year-old girl into a restaurant's restroom and sexually assaulted her.
Mali: The Deadliest Peacekeeping Mission In The World
Al Qaeda militants in Mali are making it difficult for the United Nations to do its job.
Greek Migrant Crisis 2015: Cruise Ship Docks In Kos As Temporary Shelter For Refugees
"The world finds itself facing the worst refugee crisis since the Second World War," said EU Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos.
South Sudan Peace Talks Resume With High Stakes But Little Hope For Resolution
The conflict has claimed more than 10,000 lives and displaced another 1.5 million people.
French Police Want British Army's Help In Migrant Crisis
The head of French police deployed in Calais says British soldiers could bolster an understaffed force.
Ukraine HIV Travel Ban: Kiev Lifts Restrictions For HIV-Positive People
Ukraine hopes the policy change will help improve its relations with Europe.
EU Migrant Crisis 2015: French National Arrested For Smuggling 9 Migrants
The nine migrants, mostly from Pakistan and Afghanistan, were trying to reach the northern French city of Calais that connects France to the U.K. through a concrete tunnel under the English Channel.
South Sudan’s War Stops 400,000 Children From Attending School
About 800,000 youths have been displaced by the African nation's civil war, and nearly half of them have dropped out of school, a report found.
Ethiopian Muslims Accused Of Terrorism, Jailed For 22 Years After Obama's Visit
The sentencing comes after U.S. President Barack Obama’s controversial trip to Ethiopia, during which he called on the government to improve its record on human rights.
Calais Migrant Crisis: British Politicians Talk Tough, But Refugees Determined To Get To UK At Any Cost
While British politicians are talking tough on the migrant crisis facing the country, refugees in France are determined to get to the U.K. at any cost.
Obama African Union Speech In Ethiopia Transcript From Historic Address [FULL TEXT]
The keynote address Tuesday in Ethiopia's capital marked the end of U.S. President Barack Obama's five-day, two-nation tour of East Africa.
Obama African Union Speech In Ethiopia: President Ends Africa Visit With Historic Address
President Obama ended his tour of East Africa with a speech Tuesday at the African Union in Ethiopia. He is the first U.S. president to ever address the 54-member regional bloc.
Obama In Ethiopia: Human Rights Groups Criticize US President's Visit After Ethiopian Elections, Alleged Abuses
Ethiopia has long been considered one of the most repressive regimes in Africa, but it has faced little pushback from Washington.
South Sudan Focus Of US President Barack Obama's Ethiopia Trip
U.S. President Barack Obama may press for South Sudan peace talks, but no breakthrough is expected, a senior administration official says.
South Sudan Conflict: Killings, Rapes, War Crimes Blamed On Government Forces, Human Rights Watch Says
Government forces ran down fleeing civilians with tanks, then rolled back to make sure they were dead.
South African President Jacob Zuma Admitted To Hospital; 73-Year-Old Receiving Gallstone Treatment
South African President Jacob Zuma has known about the problem for two months but put off treatment because of his schedule.
Illegal Immigration: Cairo Deports 36 Sudanese Migrants For Attempting To Reach Italy
Egypt has arrested more than 600 Egyptian and Sudanese people in the past month for trying to emigrate illegally.
South Sudan Seeks Olympic Status Amid Raging Civil War
Some say gaining Olympic status would help South Sudan boost national pride and bridge the warring sides of a raging civil war.
Clintons And Foundation Raked In Cash From Banks That Admitted Wrongdoing
Hillary Clinton assails financial executives who break the law, even though her family has accepted money from banks that admitted wrongdoing.
Hillary Clinton Touts Banking Reform And Bashes HSBC, Despite Clinton Charitable Foundation Taking Money From The Bank In 2014
The former secretary of state gave a speech on Monday in New York that outlined a progressive economic agenda.
Hacking Team Scandal: Australia ASIO, AFP Held Secret Talks
The controversial Italy-based security firm Hacking Team's other clients include Sudan, Egypt, Ethiopia and several U.S. agencies.
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