Two former Egyptian presidents have appeared in the same Cairo courtroom with Hosni Mubarak testifying in the retrial of his successor Mohamed Morsi on mass jailbreak charges.  Overthrown during the 2011 protests that ended

It has been quite a year for President Donald Trump. Every day and every tweet seems to bring more controversy, another sacking, more legal action and accusations aplenty. The president's many critics accuse him

Kinshasa, DRC - The Democratic Republic of the Congo's electoral commission (CENI) has postponed Sunday's presidential and parliamentary vote in three cities in the vast country, citing concerns over Ebola and violence. CENI said in a

At least 430 people are dead and 159 are still missing as torrential rain continues to hit Indonesia's coast after Saturday's tsunami. The rain added misery to the devastated area, hampering relief efforts and

Afghanistan's presidential election, initially scheduled for April, will be postponed for several months to allow time to fix technical problems that surfaced during October's parliamentary elections, officials said Abdul Aziz Ibrahimi, deputy spokesman for

For my sister, Nina, being chosen to represent Bulgaria at the Special Olympics in Abu Dhabi in March 2019, is a dream come true. But a dream she will be fulfilling with her heart

Torrential rain and the possibility of more huge waves are making Indonesia's tsunami victims more anxious, as authorities urged residents near a rumbling island volcano to avoid the coastline amid warnings of "extreme weather and

DUBAI: Saudi Arabia’s ambassador, Mohammed bin Saeed Al-Jaber, met with members of the General People’s Congress at the centre of the Saudi Program for the Development and Reconstruction of Yemen in Riyadh on Tuesday.

LONDON: With the media’s attention diverted toward turmoil and conflicts in other parts of the Middle East, it may seem as if the war in Syria has ended, but it certainly has not. It

Protests erupted in Tunisia after the death of a journalist who set himself on fire to protest against economic hardship in the North African nation, prompting clashes with police. Abderrazak Zorgui, a 32-year-old journalist,