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Okonjo-Iweala is a former finance and foreign minister of Nigeria

Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala Set To Be First Woman Named WTO Boss

Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala set to be first woman named WTO boss

President Biden, Wife Jill Continue To Show PDA At White House, Unlike Trump-Melania

US President Joe Biden kisses First Lady Jill Biden at the White House

The Bidens' public display of affection is a stark difference from the chilly interactions seen between Donald and Melania Trump.

Thousands Of Haitians Protest, Alleging New Dictatorship

Haitian opposition and rights organisations rally in Port-au-Prince to protest President Jovenel Moise, who is embroiled in a dispute over whether his term has already ended or if it lasts until February 2022, as he claims

Thousands of Haitians protest, alleging new dictatorship

Rioters outside the Capitol on January 6

After Trump Acquittal, Republicans See 'Battle For Soul Of Party'

After Trump acquittal, Republicans see 'battle for soul of party'

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Since late November farmers have camped on roads leading into the capital calling for new agriculture laws to be repealed

Indian Activist Detained For Farmer Protest Guide Tweeted By Greta Thunberg

Indian activist detained for farmer protest guide tweeted by Greta Thunberg

The huge blaze at Islam Qala port has largely been extinguished and an investigation launched into its cause

Fire 'Catastrophe' Destroys Hundreds Of Fuel Tankers On Afghanistan-Iran Border

Fire 'catastrophe' destroys hundreds of fuel tankers on Afghanistan-Iran border

National Donor Day 2021: 6 Facts About The Life-Saving Cause

As of September 2020, over 100,000 people are still waiting for an organ, eye or tissue donation.

Joseph Diaz (pictured) fought to a majority draw with Shavkatdzhon Rakhimov at the Fantasy Springs Casino in the California desert

Diaz's 12-round Southpaw Showdown With Rakhimov Ends In A Draw

Diaz's 12-round southpaw showdown with Rakhimov ends in a draw

Even With Biden Stimulus, US Minority Entrepreneurs Fear For Survival

Racial minorities have borne the brunt of the Covid-19 pandemic in the United States, with higher rates of death, unemployment and business failure, and less success obtaining federal government assistance intended to provide relief.

Representative Jamie Raskin, the head impeachment manager, wrapped up the case against Donald Trump

Trump Acquitted, Again, By US Senate

Trump acquitted, again, by US Senate

Customs agents recently found 25 tonnes of turmeric smuggled into Sri Lanka from India, while navy patrols have seized several tonnes from Indian fishermen

Sri Lanka Import Ban Takes The Spice Out Of Life

Sri Lanka import ban takes the spice out of life

Three different flags can be seen across Kosovo, but the official one bears six stars symbolising the six main ethnic groups

Pop Royalty, US Pride And A Special Court: 5 Facts On Kosovo

Pop royalty, US pride and a special court: 5 facts on Kosovo

The vats unearthed in southern Egypt are thought to have been used to brew beer 5,000 years ago

Egypt Unearths 'World's Oldest' Mass-production Brewery

Egypt unearths 'world's oldest' mass-production brewery

High school student Jocelyn Hernandez has been distance learning at home since August 2020 in Los Angeles

Homeschooling Taking Off In US As Pandemic Shutters Schools

Homeschooling taking off in US as pandemic shutters schools

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has insisted that the organization's members must decide "together" on the future of their mission in Afghanistan

Taliban Warn NATO To Push Ahead With Troop Withdrawal In Afghanistan

Taliban warn NATO to push ahead with troop withdrawal in Afghanistan

Two American aides to former Nissan head Carlos Ghosn -- who is seen at a September 29, 2020 news conference in Jounieh, Lebanon -- have lost a bid to escape US extradition to Japan on charges they helped him flee that Asian country

US High Court Justice Allows Extradition To Japan Of Ghosn Allies

US high court justice allows extradition to Japan of Ghosn allies

The four-week World Health Organization mission to China to uncover the origins of the coronavirus wrapped up with no conclusive findings

WHO Experts Want 'More Data' From China On Possible Early Covid Cases

WHO experts want 'more data' from China on possible early Covid cases

Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell arrives at the US Capitol for the fifth day of the second impeachment trial of former US president Donald Trump, on February 13, 2021

McConnell Says Trump 'Responsible' For Capitol Assault, Despite Acquittal

McConnell says Trump 'responsible' for Capitol assault, despite acquittal

After weeks of silence on the issue, US Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, the top Republican in Congress, has acknowledged Joe Biden as president-elect after he defeated President Donald Trump in the November 3, 2020 election

Mitch McConnell Faces Backlash After Refusing To Impeach Former President Donald Trump

Mitch McConnell will not support the impeachment of former President Donald Trump.

Aerial images of anti-coup protesters on streets

Myanmar Protesters Block Arrests As UN Demands Suu Kyi's Release

Myanmar protesters block arrests as UN demands Suu Kyi's release

Botticelli's 'Young Man Holding a Roundel' was sold in New York last month for $92 million

Will Money Laundering Laws End Art World's Culture Of Secrecy?

New anti-money-laundering rules mean art and antiquities dealers in Britain and the EU must now record the actual beneficiaries of their sales for the first time.

Melania Trump, seen here on January 20, 2021 which was the last day of her husband's presidency, cut a fashionable but distant figure

Melania Trump Relaxes At Mar-A-Lago Spa Amid Donald Trump Second Impeachment Trial: Report

Melania Trump is not as engaged as the other members of the family when it comes to her husband Donald Trump's second impeachment trial, a report says.