Bulgarian Train Explosion Kills Four
A train carrying liquid petroleum gas has derailed and exploded in Bulgaria, killing at least four people. More than 20 ...
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Ex-Odebrecht Director Links Brazil’s President To Illegal Transfers
A former director of Brazilian engineering firm Odebrecht SA told prosecutors that the company made several illegal contributions to politicians ...
Goldman Executive Set To Join Cabinet
US President-elect Donald Trump is expected to appoint another Goldman Sachs executive to his administration. Despite vilifying the Wall Street ...
21st Century Fox In Bid Approach For Sky
US media giant 21st Century Fox has made a takeover approach for Sky that values the UK-based satellite broadcaster at ...
Russia Awards Medals To Dead and Wounded
The women were serving as medics at a field hospital in western Aleppo. A mortar struck the hospital on Monday. ...
Italian PM Renzi Resigns, President To Consult With Parties
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi resigned on Wednesday after a bruising referendum loss at the weekend, with most parliamentary factions ...
Long Queues As Ghanaians Vote In Tight Presidential Poll
There are long queues at polling stations in Ghana amid a tight election race between President John Mahama and veteran ...
Italy’s Prime Minister Will Step Down On Friday
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi will hand in his resignation on Friday, a parliamentary source said, as President Sergio Mattarella ...
North Korea ‘hacks South’s Military Cyber Command’
South Korea's military cyber command, set up to guard against hacking, appears to have been breached by North Korea, the ...
Heavy Flooding In Thailand Kills 14, Inundates Tourist Isles
Floods in Thailand have killed 14 people and badly affected southern holiday islands as the country heads into the December-January ...
Islamic State Strikes Back To Slow Iraqi Forces In Mosul
Islamic State fighters retreating in the face of a seven-week Iraqi military assault on their Mosul stronghold have hit back ...
Fidel Castro’s Ashes Buried In Santiago de Cuba
Fidel Castro’s ashes have been laid to rest in the Cuban city of Santiago, nine days after his death at ...
Winner of Gambia Poll Eyes New Cabinet, Reforms
The winner of Gambia's presidential election told Reuters on Saturday he was keen to form a new cabinet to get ...
Victims of Colombia Crash Take Final Flights Home To Brazil
Dozens of coffins carrying those killed when a plane flying Brazil's Chapecoense soccer team crashed into a Colombian mountain were ...
‘Unprecedented’ Numbers Face Severe Hunger In South Sudan
Some 3.6 million people in South Sudan face severe food shortages - the highest levels ever experienced at harvest time ...
Duterte Gets Trump White House Invite During ‘animated’ Call
U. S. President-elect Donald Trump invited Philippines leader Rodrigo Duterte to the White House next year during a "very engaging, ...
Yahya Jammeh, What Do You Have Up Your Sleeve?
Can we now talk about Yahya Jammeh? The man who wears the most suspicious smile in the world. A cheery ...
U.S. November Payrolls Seen Strong, To Cement Rate Hike Views
U. S. employers likely boosted hiring in November amid growing confidence in the economy, making it almost certain that the ...
Indonesians Rally Against Purnama Over Blasphemy Claims
Tens of thousands of Muslims are rallying in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, against the city's Governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, who ...
Musings Of A Naïve African
Africa or African states largely have reasonable cause to reconsider their membership of the International Criminal Court, even if it ...