Irish subsidiary Google has agreed to pay ¬218m (£183m) in back taxes to the Irish...
In talks with leaders in Guatemala and Mexico, US Vice President Kamala Harris is trying to address rise in migration to southern US border
Dominic Cummings tells parliament government 'fell disastrously short' in response to pandemic
In VOA interview, former US top diplomat says Iran conditions its al-Qaida support on terror group following its orders, eschewing attacks on Iranian
Justice Department set up task force in April to combat ransomware
Dozens of people reportedly have been killed by Islamist militants who began assault on oil- and gas-rich coastal town of Palma March 24
The navy under the People's Liberation Army deployed three battle warships last week, State media call the addition unprecedented and say it represe
The effort to reinvent policing after the death of George Floyd in police custody is getting an assist through a federal-state health insurance progra
More than 950,000 people in urgent need of food aid
President initially retained historically low 15,000-person limit set by Trump administration
Announcement was made by the Turkish government, which is hosting Afghanistan peace summit
Martin's warning comes during 23rd anniversary of Good Friday Agreement
Botswana's President Masisi says the region cannot stand by and watch the people of Mozambique being butchered
A shadowy insurgency has taken a stranglehold over northern Mozambique, increasing violent attacks in recent months and endangering nation's large gas
The game was scheduled for July 13 as part of baseball's midsummer break that includes the Futures Game on July 11 and Home Run Derby the following ni
Lawmakers from Aung San Suu Kyi's deposed civilian government also craft new constitution as Myanmar marks coup's 2-month anniversary
Unsafe abortions kill 12,000 Malawian women every year, scar countless others
Political unrest continues following an alleged coup attempt and protesters clashing with police
Agencies say more than 120,000 people displaced by war in northern Syria are struggling to survive weeks of torrential rains and heavy winds
Iran, a major backer of Syrian President al-Assad's regime, has built a significant military presence since the beginning of that country's civil war
In inauguration address, new president called on Americans to unite in 'a winter of peril and significant possibilities'
Data of experimental vaccine from Johnson & Johnson shows promise after early-stage human trials
Escalating violence and increased insecurity in the provinces of Cabo Delgado, Niassa and Nampula are disrupting agricultural activities and causing f
Over the past six weeks, some notable Trump supporters have encouraged Georgia Republicans to boycott January 5 elections
Escalating violence and increased insecurity in the provinces of Cabo Delgado, Niassa and Nampula are disrupting agricultural activities and causing f
Three UN agencies are calling for immediate humanitarian access to parts of South Sudan where people have run out of food
More than one million people are caught in a devastating cycle of violence and abuse in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province
Opposition promises to march on the capital, Islamabad, if the prime minister does not resign by the end of January; Khan describes them as looters an
The conflict has recently spread to neighboring Tanzania, raising the potential of destabilizing part of southern Africa and boosting a group with dec
The insurgents and military have been fighting for territory in Mozambique since October 2017, leaving up to 2,000 people dead
It is the latest anti-government protest fueled by a disputed election 12 weeks ago
The Presidential Commission on Debates said each candidate's microphone would be silenced to allow the other to make two minutes of opening remarks at
In VOA interview, source close to activist Jila Karamzadeh Makvandi said a judge notified Makvandi on September 28 that he sentenced her to six years
Cabo Delgado province faces hunger crisis as escalating conflict forces thousands to flee their homes and abandon their farms
Chinese defense head Wei Fenghe visited peers in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines last week. He suggested that maritime disputes be set
In requesting the debate, the European Union cited the steep deterioration of human rights in Belarus following the contested August 9 Presidential el
The multi-billion-dollar arms trade that is fueling the war in Yemen has turned the country into the world's worst humanitarian catastrophe
US fiscal imbalance has been exacerbated by coronavirus relief aid
Pakistan has said that it is only facilitating the peace process, but experts say that Islamabad, by bringing the Taliban to the table, aims to increa
Moscow says US was informed about the movements of Russian forces before the incident took place
/Aid official says border closure between Syria and Turkey has made aid operations more dangerous, more expensive and less effective
Violence in Mozambique was discussed last week when southern African regional leaders met for a virtual summit
Takeover of port of Mocimboa da Praia on Wednesday came after five days of fierce clashes between insurgents and Mozambican security forces
Current schedule has 3 90-minute debates starting in late September
Islamist insurgents were looking for food and livestock, local residents say
Protesters accuse Prime Minister Boyko Borissov's government and chief prosecutor Ivan Geshev of deliberately delaying investigations into links betwe
Geneva-based epidemiologists are expected to negotiate development of a fuller team to investigate how virus jumped from animal kingdom to infect huma
A Sudanese analyst says Sudan's cabinet shakeup is not unexpected since citizens want faster economic reforms and justice after last year's ouster of
South Sudan economic analyst welcomes the central bank's move to lower interest rates but says it won't make much difference until the government rest
Lawmakers express concerns in letter to House panel set to hold hearing on oversight of US Agency for Global Media
Government Accountability Office says more than a million dead Americans were sent stimulus payments
Since 2017, Islamist militants have carried out attacks against civilians and government security forces in the northern province of Cabo Delgado
Les articles publiés par Libnanews, le média citoyen du Liban According to the ministerial statement, PM Diab and his Government want to build a susta
The DRC is battling a dangerous mix of health and humanitarian crises, including the COVID-19 pandemic with little international support
Charity organizations are concerned about the growing number of displaced people in Pemba, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic
Maternity ward attack left at least 24 dead, including 16 mothers
It's built around controversial power-sharing deal
Dr. Rick Bright says scientists, not political concerns, must be allowed to lead
Pandemic has killed about 300,000 people worldwide and forced nations to largely shut down economies
Meanwhile,Turkish President Erdogan claims Turkey has killed more than 2,000 Syrian troops, destroyed 300 military vehicles, and bombed a chemical wea