Daniel Ortega, a Nicaraguan national leader, uses TV appearance to blame the crisis on ‘terrible lies’, the politician rejects demands to step down despite the growing condemnation from the internatio...
Wildfires made Greece's government announced a state of emergency, more than 20 people are confirmed dead and 56 injured, 11 of them seriously, Reuters said. Greece has asked for help from the EU, Cyp...
Colombian new Congress' installation was marked with an interesting fact: the former members of FARC took their place in parliament, Al-Jazeera reported on Sunday. Historically, FARC was formed in 196...
Neuchâtel court found a Somali mother guilty of submitting her two daughters to female genital mutilation in a landmark case in the Alpine nation. The new Swiss law prohibits genital mutilation, that ...
Baby-selling scandal in India made local police to start investigation Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity, the government demands officials to inspect the charity's centres across India, BBC repo...
The European Union and Japan have signed one of the most impressive deal ever, that agreement covers a third of the world's GDP and 600 million people, Financial Times reported on Tuesday. Both Jap...
Eritrea and Ethiopia's leader are continuing to exchange the official visits to the strengthening the peace process between two former sworn enemies. Eritrea has reopened its embassy in Ethiopia, BBC ...
The Argentinian mining sector provided jobs to 40,129 people, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Census. The statistical data also showed that the mining sector made $1321 million i...