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More Than 200 Killed in Sierra Leone as Mudslide Sweeps Away Homes
Many people living at the foot of Mount Sugar Loaf were asleep when the mountainside collapsed, burying dozens of houses, including two-storey buildings, witnesses said.
18 Killed in Attack on Restaurant in Burkina Faso Capital
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the violence, which continued into the early hours Monday. Gunfire could be heard almost seven hours after the attack began.
North Korea's Grave Threat Demands Concerted Effort, Says Lt General McMaster
"I think we're not closer to war than a week ago, but we are closer to war than we were a decade ago," said national security adviser Lt General H R McMaster.
Lakshmi Mittal's South African Operations Could get a Lifeline From Partner Company
Arcelor Mittal South Africa (AMSA), born out of Mittal's buyout of state steel manufacturer Iscor more than a decade ago after the steel magnate first rescued it from total collapse, last made a profit seven years ago.
After Criticism, White House Says Trump Condemns KKK, Neo-Nazis
U.S. authorities are investigating the outbreak of violence, which has put new pressure on the Trump administration to take an unequivocal stand against that segment of his political base. Some rightists have claimed allegiance to Trump, a Republican.
North Korea War Would be 'Catastrophic,' Diplomacy Bearing Fruit, Says Jim Mattis
Jim Mattis said, “The tragedy of war is well-enough known it doesn’t need another characterization beyond the fact that it would be catastrophic”.
Ivanka Trump to Visit India in Support of Women Entrepreneurship
Ivanka Trump will lead the US delegation to India this fall, supporting women's entrepreneurship globally," Trump said in a tweet on Friday.
Imran Khan Faces Contempt Proceedings by Pakistan Election Commission
Trump assailed Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in Twitter posts on Wednesday and Thursday. He was responding to a speech in which McConnell said Trump had "excessive expectations" of Congress on matters like healthcare and did not understand how lo...
Helicopter Carrying Wedding Party Lands in Prison in Bangladesh
"This happened by mistake but the incident made us concerned as there are intelligence reports that terrorists could launch attacks to free militant inmates from this jail."
Trump Scolds Senate Leader for Crash of Obama Health Repeal
The exchange came less than two weeks after Senate rejection of the GOP effort to scuttle President Barack Obama's health care law.
Can Have Dialogue on Korea Standoff When Conditions Are Right, Says Rex Tillerson
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson also said Russia and China support for UN sanctions shows the international community expects them to help North Korea accept realities.
Venezuela Crushes Small Anti-Maduro Uprising at Military Base
Hundreds took to the streets in Valencia to support the uprising, said resident Carolina Herrera, who like other witnesses reported shots through the night.
Dozens Killed in Ethnic Violence in Eastern Congo
Violence has raged across much of Congo this year, killing hundreds and displacing millions amid a political crisis caused by President Joseph Kabila's refusal to step down when his constitutional mandate expired in December.
Kenya on a Knife Edge Ahead of High-stakes Elections
The August 8 election is seen as a crucial test of Kenya's progress since a disputed poll a decade ago led to two months of politically motivated ethnic clashes, which along with a police crackdown on protests left more than 1,100 dead and 600,000 displac...
Gone Fishing: Russia's Putin Bares Chest on Siberian Lake Trip
Vladimir Putin, 64, is renowned for his strong-man publicity stunts, which have contributed to his sky-high popularity ratings.
'Lucifer' Heat Wave Keeps Parts of Europe in Red Alert
Extreme heat in Italy, and parts of France and Spain and the Balkans, has led to dozens of wildfires, damaged crops and fuelled power and water consumption.