By Jon Herskovitz RUSTENBURG, South Africa (Reuters) – Police in South Africa shot at least a dozen striking miners in the back during the so-called “Marikana
(Reuters) – Lacklustre corporate earnings and a credit rating downgrade of five Spanish regional governments weakened world shares and the euro on Tuesday, while expectations
KHARTOUM (Reuters) – Sudanese rebels said they had shelled the main city in the oil-producing South Kordofan state near the border with South Sudan after coming
(Reuters) – An influx of Syrians fleeing President Bashar al-Assad’s military onslaught is stoking tension in an area of Turkey known for religious tolerance and
The Haitian government is hosting Hillary and Bill Clinton, a delegation of foreign investors and a crowd of celebrities Monday to showcase the marquee project
Several Nigerian soldiers have been killed by suspected Islamist militants in the north-eastern town of Potiskum, an army source has told the BBC. The town
By Hadeel Al Shalchi and Marie-Louise Gumuchian BENGHAZI/TRIPOLI (Reuters) – Insecurity blights Libya, where militias still call the shots a year after they toppled Muammar Gaddafi,
BISSAU (Reuters) – Guinea-Bissau’s interim government accused Portugal and other Portuguese-speaking countries of being behind an assault on an air force base, saying it was part