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Prime Minister David Cameron will travel to Paris and Berlin next week for talks as Britain seeks to renegotiate its relationship with the EU, British officials said Friday. The meetings at the

Business leaders in Africa’s leading oil producer Nigeria on Thursday warned that jobs could be at risk, as a weeks-long fuel crisis showed no signs of easing. Long queues have been seen

Baby Jhoset was asleep in his crib when the wall of mud washed over La Margarita, sweeping away everything in its path, killing his mother and leaving him an orphan. Somehow, the

Conservative challenger Andrzej Duda appeared poised to win Poland’s Sunday presidential run-off against incumbent Bronislaw Komorowski, according to a survey released Thursday. Duda, who has been campaigning on bread-and-butter issues like lowering

Sweden said Thursday it wants to give single women access to assisted reproductive technologies, following in the footsteps of several other Western nations. “We want to lift the ban on single women

The Boko Haram conflict has caused “one of the most serious humanitarian crises in Africa,” with additional funding for victims support needed urgently, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said

Belgium warned Burundi’s President Pierre Nkurunziza on Thursday it wound end all direct aid if he went ahead with his run for a third term in power that has prompted violent protests.

Four policemen were among 23 people arrested in Bosnia and Croatia Thursday for their roles in a drug trafficking ring, authorities and reports said. Seventeen of the suspects, including the police officers,

South Africa’s central bank held its key interest rate at 5.75 percent on Thursday, holding off a raise while the country grapples with electricity shortages that have slowed economic growth and a

Police have identified a suspect in the murders of a wealthy Washington family using DNA collected from the crust of a pizza delivered to their home, news reports said Thursday. Police said