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Guterres: the new face of United Nations The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has launched a $400 million humanitarian response pla
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The Ivory Coast's government and mutinying troops have reached a final deal at talks in Bouake, government sources said, shortly after talks were interrupted by
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The Chicago Police department shows a pattern of using excessive force and civil rights violations, according to year-long report released by the United States
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The United States has announced the end of a 20-year economic embargo on Sudan, lifting trade and financial sanctions in an effort to foster ties with the Sudan
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Kelebija, Serbia - After Serbian police raided the impromptu camp hugging the Serbian-Hungarian border, many of the hundreds of refugees and migrants previously
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Hopes for a peace deal in Cyprus stalled on Friday over a decades-old dispute, with the rival sides at loggerheads over the future of Turkish troops on the divi
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Syrian government workers have entered a formerly rebel-held area near Damascus to begin restoring water to the capital after weeks of shortages, state media re
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French prosecutors are investigation Renault over suspected cheating on vehicle exhaust emissions, which caused the car maker’s shares to fall. On Friday, prose
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While southeastern Europe has been suffering constant sub-zero weather and disruptive snowfall, the latest winter storm is on its way through northern Europe. T
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Turkey has changed its law to offer citizenship to foreigners who purchase property worth at least $1m in the country. The decree on the changes published in Tu
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