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Nigeria's Chief Justice Walter Onnoghen (C, pictured February 2019) was charged with failing to declare foreign currency bank accounts, in contravention of rules governing declaration of assets for public officials
World
11.08.2024
Nigeria's top judge resigns over graft charges: lawyer
Fayez al-Sarraj (C) is head of Libya's Government of National Accord
World
11.08.2024
Fayez al-Sarraj, UN-backed Libya leader in turmoil
International Atomic Energy Agency chief Yukiya Amano, seen here with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on April 3, 2019, has encouraged Saudi Arabia to sign a comprehensive safeguards agreement on nuclear material
World
11.08.2024
IAEA asks Saudis for safeguards on first nuclear reactor
Russia and China in February vetoed at the UN Security Council a US resolution demanding unimpeded deliveries of humanitarian aid to Venezuela and new presidential elections
World
11.08.2024
UN council to meet Wednesday on Venezuela
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When the first men were deployed to the site, they were confronted by curious polar bears
World 11.08.2024
Russia's glossy Arctic army base on guard for enemies and bears
Dark past: Skulls of victims at the genocide memorial in Kigali. More than 800,000 people, most of them Tutsis, were slaughtered
World 11.08.2024
Rwanda remembers, quarter century after genocide
Turkey's agreement to buy the Russian S-400 system has tested its relations with Washington
World 11.08.2024
Erdogan says Russia missile deal to go ahead after US suspension
Turkey's opposition candidate Ekrem Imamoglu (C) claimed victory in the Istanbul election, saying the difference between himself and AKP's candidate was around 19,000 votes during a recount.
World 11.08.2024
Erdogan accuses US, Europe of 'meddling' after Turkey vote
Sudanese opposition leader and ex-prime minister Sadiq al-Mahdi is greeted by supporters in Omdurman on January 26, 2017 as he returns from exile
World 11.08.2024
Sudan opposition leader calls on Bashir to drop emergency rule, resign
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said that proving candidates did not have problems with substance abuse was a "matter of national security"
World 11.08.2024
Ukraine vote rivals take drug tests in growing media spectacle
Some 750,000 Rohingya Muslims were forced out of Myanmar in a brutal crackdown in 2017
World 11.08.2024
Myanmar says six Rohingya killed in attack were 'with insurgents'
Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland expressed "regret" that US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was not attending the G7 gathering
World 11.08.2024
G7 foreign ministers meet without Pompeo
New construction at a building site in New York City in March 2019 -- US job creation came back to life in March, with a hiring surge in healthcare, bars and restaurants, while unemployment held steady at 3.8 percent
World 11.08.2024
US adds 196,000 jobs in March; unemployment steady at 3.8%
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