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Officials Refute Iraqi Media Reports That ISIS Members Have Contracted Ebola In Mosul

An Iraqi Ministry of Health spokesman said Mosul isn't capable of diagnosing Ebola patients.

Hifter's Libyan National Army Accused Of Targeting Field Hospital In Airstrikes Near Sirte, Killing Two Doctors

Two Libyan doctors were killed when the Libyan National Army allegedly targeted hospitals in airstrikes near Sirte.

South Sudan Crisis: UN Uses Nile River Border Crossing To Deliver Food Aid Amid Threat Of 'Hunger Catastrophe'

The aid shipment marks the first time the highly militarized corridor between South Sudan and Sudan has been used by the U.N. since 2011.

After 7 Years, United Nations Prepares To Drastically Cut Peacekeeping Force In Darfur

The United Nations is going to trim its peacekeeping force in Darfur despite escalating violence in the region.

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International Criminal Court Effectiveness: Kenyatta Decision A 'Devastating' Blow

The Kenyatta case tested the court's capabilities, and many experts agree that without government cooperation, it's nearly powerless to prosecute.

Prosecutors Investigating Wall Street Banks For Possibly Violating Terms Of Earlier Financial Misconduct Settlements

U.S. authorities are investigating whether banks such as Standard Chartered and Barclays played down the extent of previous wrongdoings.

Sudan's Bashir Nominated For Re-Election Despite Indictment For Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity

Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir could rule for another 25 years despite his indictment by the International Criminal Court.

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UN Investigator Urges China To Back Human Rights Case Against North Korea

China is seen as North Korea's principal backer at the UN, but its backing is far from assured, according to a leading UN investigator.

Three Years After Gadhafi's Death, Libya Slides Into Civil War As Death Toll Rises In Benghazi

Three years to the day after dictator Moammar Gadhafi was killed, Libya takes another step into full-fledged civil war.

Ebola Spreads 2014: 10,000 New Cases Per Week, Predicts World Health Organization

The World Health Organization is forecasting a bleak future as it aims to identify all Ebola cases in West Africa.

Ebola Outbreak: Brooklyn Teen Hospitalized With Symptoms Of Deadly Virus After Trip To Sudan

The teenager was hospitalized with Ebola-like symptoms after returning from a two-week trip in Sudan, the New York Daily News reported.

Where Is Gay Marriage Legal? Marriage Equality Laws Become Norm In US, But Some Western Countries Still More Progressive

The Netherlands became the first country to approve a national gay marriage law in 2001.

Gay Kids Share Their Stories On 'Nick News With Linda Ellerbee: Coming Out,' Airing Oct. 7

'Nick News With Linda Ellerbee' will air 'Coming Out,' a special episode in which kids who are openly gay talk about their experiences.

China To Send UN Troops To South Sudan, Denies Deployment Related To Oil Investment

China usually stays out of politics in places where it invests, but that seems to be changing.

Leonardo DiCaprio Tapped As UN Climate Change Representative Ahead Of Major New York Climate Summit

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says the actor's global fame and passion for the planet will help bring awareness to the climate threat.

Natural Disasters Displace More People Than Conflict, Trend Is A ‘Direct Result’ Of Urbanization

The number of people displaced by natural disasters around the world has doubled since the 1970s.

South Sudan, Amid Impending Famine, Seeks To Kick Foreign Workers Out

Companies and agencies operating out of South Sudan will now have to justify to the labor ministry their decisions to hire foreign staff.

Europe Refugee Boat Sinkings ‘Direct’ Result Of Middle East, Africa Conflicts

The increase in the number of refugees dying in boat sinkings is directly related to the outbreak of conflicts in Iraq, Syria and Africa.

500 Feared Dead In Migrant Shipwreck Off Malta

Around 500 migrants were said to be on the boat that traffickers rammed and sank.

Libyan Prime Minister Accuses Qatar, Sudan Of Supporting Rebel Forces With Arms And Ammunition

Libya's prime minister said that three military planes loaded with weapons landed at a rebel-held airport, about five miles east of Tripoli.

Libyan PM Accuses Qatar Of Sending Planes With Weapons To Tripoli

Analysts say Libya is turning into a conflict zone for competing regional powers.

China To Deploy Troops To Join UN Forces In Protecting Civilians In Restive South Sudan

A U.N. official reportedly said that neither the date for the deployment nor the area has been finalized so far.

UNICEF Takes On 'Largest Emergency Supply Operation' Ever In August

Since the beginning of August, UNICEF has dispatched 33 shipments, totaling nearly 1,000 tons of emergency aid, most of it to Iraq.

UN Helicopter Crash In South Sudan Leaves 3 Dead, Rebels Claim Responsibility

A United Nations Mi-8 helicopter crashed in South Sudan killing three of its four Russian crew members.

Hamas Rejects Egyptian Cease-Fire Proposal, Says Its Demands Must Be Met

Hamas says negotiations on a seaport and airfield must be part of cease-fire talks.

South Sudan Famine: US To Send $180M In Food Aid Amid Civil War

U.S. officials are concerned about widespread famine in South Sudan, as leaders fail to reach an agreement to end the civil war.

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