Cameroon's main opposition leader Maurice Kamto has been charged with sedition, insurrection and inciting violence, his lawyer said, as authorities banned planned protest marches in the capital Yaounde.  Kamto's lawyer, Christopher Ndong, told the AP

British Prime Minister Theresa May has pledged to go back to Brussels and reopen negotiations on the withdrawal agreement with the European Union after MPs on Tuesday voted in favour of replacing the backstop - a

Oxfam and 43 other organisations have accused the European Union governments of being complicit in the "tragedy" of migrants crossing from Libya to Italy, saying more than 5,300 people had died in the Mediterranean in the

(CNN)"He punched me, he kicked me, he elbowed me, he choked me unconscious, he smothered me with pillows, he pinned me down for hours at a time, he destroyed all my belongings, he pulled

(CNN)Rugby runs in Billy Vunipola's blood.His father Fe'ao captained Tonga in the 1990s when several uncles also represented the national side. His cousin Toby stars for Wales, while Vunipola and his brother Mako are

(CNN)"Wild Horses" couldn't keep Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood from entering his Sandymount Duke in this year's Grand National.No mere "Beast of Burden," Wood's horse has won 10 of its 30 races and is

(CNN)There's an air of excitement as England's women prepare for this year's Six Nations Championship. That's not only down to the team's determination to avenge last year's second-place finish, but also because of the

DUBAI: Better known for his role as the CEO of Dubai Airports, Paul Griffiths, will be playing the organ at the mass lead by Pope Francis on Tuesday, Feb. 5, before a congregation of

KHARTOUM: Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir on Thursday mocked his opponents’ use of social media to mobilize protesters against his three-decade rule, saying that Facebook and WhatsApp cannot replace presidents. Organizers of the anti-government protests

DUBAI: Better known for his role as the CEO of Dubai Airports, Paul Griffiths, will playing the organ at the mass lead by Pope Francis on Tuesday, Feb. 5, before a congregation of 135,000