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Burundi Holding Parliamentary Elections Despite Boycott

Burundi is going ahead with parliamentary elections Monday despite an opposition boycott and criticism from the United Nations and African

VOA News Cash-strapped Greece — cut off from further infusions of European funds — ordered its banks and stock

The independent chairman of FIFA’s audit and compliance committee on Sunday weighed in on recent comments by the president of

After Sunday’s rain, endless rainbows. Thousands gathered to cheer on the 46th Annual Pride march as it made its way

Arrangements are on ground for Nigeria and India are to sign Prisoners Transfer Agreement to allow prisoners of the two

A Texas man who suffered a miscarriage of justice just got the power to prevent future ones. Anthony Graves, 49,

Yassin Salhi, 35, investigated over motive for apparent suicidal bid to destroy US-owned Air Products factory‎” The man suspected of

Democratic Republic of Congo President, Joseph Kabila, has filed a criminal complaint against no fewer than 12 current and former

Chinese authorities have investigated more than 2,200 government officials for involvement in major fiscal fraud, the country’s top auditor said

Kuwait said Sunday it has identified a Saudi citizen as the suicide bomber that attacked a crowded Shi’ite mosque, killing