The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) will hold its long-delayed general elections on Sunday. The Congolese government said it couldn't hold the vote on time because it could not afford the $1.8bn bill needed

A month-long strike by doctors in public hospitals in Zimbabwe shows no sign of ending. The physicians are defying threats of being sacked in their campaign for higher pay and improved working conditions. And

(CNN)Details of what happened October 2 were being drip-fed by Turkish officials with the narrative skill of TV scriptwriters hooking a global audience into an addictive box set.The popular journalist and affable raconteur Jamal

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Cairo (CNN)At least three Vietnamese tourists and an Egyptian tour guide were killed Friday when a roadside bomb struck a tourist bus in Egypt, Prosecutor-General Nabil Sadek announced Friday night , according to state-run

(CNN)The family of Harvino, the pilot in charge of the deadly Lion Air flight that crashed near Indonesia in October, filed a lawsuit against Boeing on Friday accusing the company of making a defective

Jerusalem (CNN)Revered Israeli author Amos Oz has died of cancer, his daughter said Friday. He was 79."My beloved father, Amos Oz, a wonderful family man, an author, a man of peace and moderation, died

ANKARA: With Syrian regime forces’ entry into the strategic northwestern city of Manbij on Friday amid Turkey’s massing of troops along the countries’ border, strategic cards are being redistributed. Isolated by the US announcement

BAGHDAD: Thousands of followers of Muqtada Al-Sadr gathered on a recent Friday evening in central Baghdad to show their support for the powerful Shiite cleric.  Al-Sadr has become a key political  broker since Iraq’s

BAGHDAD: Thousands of followers of Muqtada Al-Sadr gathered on a recent Friday evening in central Baghdad to show their support for the powerful Shiite cleric.  Al-Sadr has become a key political  broker since Iraq’s