At China's Belt and Road Summit, Participants Welcome US-India's Rival Plan

A plan unveiled by the U

Vice President to Represent China at UN General Assembly

China is sending Vice President Han Zheng to the U

US Lawmakers Stress Need for Pressure on Myanmar to End Rights Crisis  

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Missile Strike Delivers Blow to Russia’s Black Sea Fleet

Ukraine's military said Friday it has recaptured the village of Andriivka, some 10 kilometers south of the key frontline Russian-occupied city of Bakhmut, following intense battles with Russian troops

DR Congo Again Sounds Alarm Over Rwandan 'Aggression'

Kinshasa again sounded the alarm Thursday over the humanitarian tragedy being caused by Rwandan aggression inside the Democratic Republic of the Congo, ahead of the U

Congolese Government Watching Detained Journalist's Case, Official Says

The government of Democratic Republic of the Congo will closely follow the case of detained journalist Stanis Bujakera, communications minister Patrick Muyaya said on Thursday in the government's first comments since his detention last week

US Gave 'Remote' Help to Somali Military Operation That Killed Civilians

The U

Analysts: Effect of Libya's Killer Storm Made Worse by Decade of Conflict

Just hours after epic storm Daniel dumped torrential rains on Libya's coast, breaching dams and killing thousands, some called it perhaps the deadliest and costliest Mediterranean tropical-like cyclone ever recorded

Health Groups Warn Against Quick Mass Burials in Libya

Three international health organizations are warning against the rushed, mass burials of bodies in Libya following this week's catastrophic flooding

Moroccan Quake Survivors Face Difficult Future

Families in Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains are still burying their dead a week after a 6

Conflict-driven School Closures Threaten Education of Millions of African Children

UNHCR, the United Nations refugee agency, as well as UNICEF and the Norwegian Refugee Council, said this week that more than 13,200 schools in eight African nations have had to close because of insecurity, affecting the education of at least 2

Conflict in Northern Mali Resumes Amid UN Withdrawal

As the U

Regional State President Survives Suicide Bombing in Central Somalia

The president of Somalia’s Galmudug regional state was unhurt but two federal lawmakers were wounded when a bomb-laden car exploded in a central Somali village Friday, according to witnesses and officials

Ethiopian Migrants Stuck in Yemen as Repatriation Pauses

Hundreds of Ethiopian migrants are stranded in conflict-torn Yemen, unable to work for better wages and without the means to get back to their home

Press Freedom Group Battles Ongoing Cyberattack

A press freedom group based in Austria has been combating a cyberattack since early September that the group believes is in retaliation for its recent report on similar attacks against independent media in Hungary