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Global benchmark Brent crude this week topped $80 a barrel as global energy crunch takes hold.
Armed groups attack remote communities in Niger and Sokoto states, the latest incidents in spiralling cycle of violence.
Breakthrough negotiated in Brussels ends flare-up in hostilities triggered by dispute over vehicle licence plates.
Indigenous leaders call for action, accountability on Canada's first official National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Group says its investigation proves Polish border forces violated rights of dozens of migrants and refugees.
UN 'shocked' after gov't declares seven officials 'persona non grata and gives them 72 hours to leave Ethiopia.
Malpass, first World Bank head to visit the country in decades, advises patience with transition Sudan is going through.
Scholz is clear favourite for chancellor once a coalition is formed, after the SPD edged out the conservatives.
The plane carrying US citizens and permanent residents had been temporarily prevented from departing for the US.
For firms that invested heavily in cryptocurrencies and mining gear, the options for cashing in may be limited.
Speaking alongside the EU's Josep Borrell, Sheikh Mohammed called on the Taliban to maintain 'gains' made in past years.
Decision is significant victory for pop star, who pleaded in dramatic court hearings that her father needed to be cut out.
Inflation, running at an annual rate of more than 10 percent, has become one of Bolsonaro’s biggest headaches.
Removal from Mexico follows US expulsions of thousands of Haitian asylum seekers, which drew widespread criticism.
Court upholds decision ordering Canada to compensate Indigenous children discriminated against in provision of services.
Energy shortages in China, the United Kingdom and Europe are causing significant disruptions.
WHO's Americas branch says it is in 'advanced' talks with vaccine manufacturers to buy additional doses.
Move comes after France cuts back visas for nationals of Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia over immigration policy.
Dispute over licence plates triggers renewed tension between Balkan neighbours.
Officials say deadly violence involving gunfire, knives and explosions broke out after a dispute between two gangs.
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