JOHANNESBURG — Angola’s new leader is making surprising moves to shake himself free of the legacy of one of Africa’s longest-serving presidents. Joao Lourenco’s visit to...
BOGOTA — When rebel commander Rodrigo Londono signed a peace deal committing his troops to laying down their weapons, it was heralded as the best chance...
BEIJING — China announced tariff cuts Friday on consumer goods including avocados, mineral water and baby carriages in a new effort to spur economic growth driven...
LAHORE, Pakistan — Pakistani authorities acting on a court order released a U.S.-wanted militant who allegedly founded a banned group linked to the 2008 Mumbai, India...
ROME — Italian prosecutors have put 23 people under formal investigation over an avalanche that killed 29 hotel guests and staff earlier this year. Investigators want...
PRISTINA, Kosovo — Kosovo’s government has decided to declare Nov. 28, the independence day of neighbouring Albania, a national holiday, a move that may spark an...
ATHENS, Greece — Greece has promised to step up efforts to protect migrants and refugees over the winter on the Greek islands, but defended a 2016...
PARIS — Banking giant Citigroup, fast food master KFC and elevator-maker Otis are planning to expand activities in France thanks in part to what they call...
JOHANNESBURG — Zimbabwe’s incoming leader Emmerson Mnangagwa, widely known as the Crocodile, is seen as a smart, ruthless politician, and many question if he will be...
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Eleven years after Nepal began its journey toward democracy by stripping its authoritarian king of his powers, the nation’s 30 million people will...