Nigeria orders re-opening of borders after election postponement
The Nigerian government has ordered the re-opening of all the nation's borders following the postponement of the presidential and national assembly elections.
Frequent high-tide flooding can affect coastal communities' economy: Study
People living in coastal areas are highly affected by economic losses caused by frequent flooding and the impact worsens when the sea level rises, making them more frequent, says a new study.
Macron condemns anti-Semitic abuse by 'yellow vest' protesters
French President Emmanuel Macron has condemned anti-Semitic abuse directed at a prominent intellectual by a group of "yellow vest" protesters in Paris.
May issues fresh plea to Conservative MPs to unite over Brexit
British Prime Minister Theresa May has issued a fresh plea to Conservative MPs to unite and deliver on Brexit, urging the ruling party to "move beyond what divides us" and sacrifice "personal preferen
China hopes US, Russia will return to INF Treaty
China hopes the US and Russia will return to the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, a senior Chinese official has said here.
Putin, Macron agree to continue coordination on Syrian peace process
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron have agreed during a telephonic conversation to continue coordination of the two countries to facilitate the peace settlemen
Trump's UN ambassador pick withdraws from consideration
Heather Nauert, the incumbent spokeswoman for the US State Department and also President Donald Trump's pick to be the country's new UN ambassador, withdrew from consideration.
Air quality in Chinese cities worsens in January
Quality of air in major Chinese cities deteriorated in January, according to the Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE).
Over 60 feared dead in Zimbabwe gold mine flooding
Over 60 gold miners are believed to have died in two mining shafts after a nearby dam burst in Zimbabwe's Mashonaland West province, authorities have said.
7 die of gas poisoning in China
Seven persons died due to gas poisoning at a paper mill in China's Guangdong province, authorities said on Saturday.
Gunmen kill 66 in Nigeria
At least 66 people were killed on Friday by unidentified gunmen in Nigeria's Kaduna state, officials said.
US charges 2 former hi-tech executives in alleged $2M bribery of Tamil Nadu officials
Two former high-ranking executives of the technology company Cognizant have been charged by US prosecutors in alleged $2 million bribery of Tamil Nadu government officials to get building permits for
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