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File photo: President Rodrigo Duterte of Philippines and China’s President Xi Jinping The Philippines seems serious about divorcing United States, while it ceme
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The Batlos family fled Qaraqosh more than two years ago, when ISIL fighters captured the city. They recently returned home for the first time, only to discover
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As a new round of Syria talks, aimed at consolidating a nationwide shaky ceasefire, begins in Kazakhstan's capital, residents of the besieged East Ghouta say th
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Not that long ago, Scottish National Party (SNP) leader Nicola Sturgeon was the most exciting social democrat in European politics. She took charge of the SNPan
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Smartphone giant Samsung has blamed faulty batteries for the fires that hit its flagship Galaxy Note 7 device last year, as it sought to draw a line under a dam
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Two men have been gored to death in a bull-taming festival event in southern India, a day after authorities temporarily lifted a ban on the traditional event. U
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Syria's warring sides are due to meet in Kazakhstan's capital, Astana, in the latest peace effort aimed at ending the country's long-running conflict. The talks
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Gifty: one of the 12 housemates By Joshua Olomu The reality TV series Big Brother Nigeria, was on Sunday re-launched as “Big Brother Naija” with 12 contestants
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A severe storm system, which spun off tornadoes and left scattered destruction, has killed at least 18 people on a two-day sweep across the southern region of t
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Jammeh in white, on the red carpet to exile Former Gambian leader Yahya Jammeh flew into exile in Equatorial Guinea on Sunday, making way for democracy in his h
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