At least 38 people have died and scores were injured when two buses collided near the town of Kaffrine in

Foreigners living in Germany will no longer have to give up their passport to receive German citizenship, and can apply

Thousands of Israelis protested on Saturday against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new government, regarded as the most right-wing in Israeli

A journalists’ union in South Sudan confirmed on Friday that six staffers with the national broadcaster have been detained in

Ten bodies were fished out of the Niger River in Nigeria’s northern Kebbi state on Wednesday after an overloaded boat

British egg farmers are quitting “every week” amid soaring costs, a former Asda buyer has warned. Ged Futter, a former

Mozambique, Ecuador, Japan, Malta, and Switzerland got a formal welcome into the U.N. Security Council on Tuesday, taking the two-year

On 1 December, MP Massata Samb attacked his colleague Amy Ndiaye from the gallery over statements she had made against

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) had given Mali until January 1st to release 46 Ivorian soldiers it

For at least one night, they thought, they would use the basement of the university building not as a bomb

Germany vowed to crack down on people responsible for violence around the weekend’s New Year celebrations, in which police, paramedics

British rail workers will walk off the job much of this week, paralyzing transport and adding to the troubles piling

An ancient wooden sarcophagus that was featured at the Houston Museum of Natural Sciences in the US was returned to

Catholics will on Monday be able to pay their respects in the Vatican to former pope Benedict XVI, whose body