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[IRIN] Harare - Bright Makakai, 41, is constantly advised by a farming programme he listens to on his solar-powered radio to "plant small grains" in the drought-prone area of Shurugwi, about 200km southeast of...

BIREH, Lebanon — Mourners fired guns in the air as thousands poured into the streets Monday in a northern Lebanese town for the funeral of a Sunni Muslim cleric whose killing sparked intense clashes in Beirut and raised fears the crisis in...

[Sudan Tribune] Juba - South Sudan on Sunday said it is time the international community imposes "steep sanctions" on the government of neighbouring Sudan for its "deliberate" failure to comply with a UN Security...

• Two die in Beirut clashes • Senior UN official escape bomb blast in Damascus suburb• Scores killed in suicide bombing in Yemeni capital Sana'a11.33am: Syria: Nine rebel troops from the Free Syrian Army were killed last night when they were...

[AEP] Libyans are scheduled to go to the polls in June 2012 to elect 200 members of the National Public Conference in the country's first democratic elections since Col. Muammar Gaddafi took the reign of power in...

NEW YORK -- The death of the only man convicted in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing has left some victims' relatives relieved and others raising questions about his guilt and whether others went unpunished.

American, Japanese and South Korean diplomats warned on Monday that North Korea would face more sanctions if it conducted a nuclear test following its failed rocket launch last month.

Yukiya Amano is on his first visit to country since becoming head of the UN nuclear agency in 2009The head of the UN nuclear agency has arrived in Tehran on a mission that could lead to the resumption of investigations by the watchdog on whether...

Libyan convicted for 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, dies of cancer aged 60.

Norwegian, Briton, South African and South Sudanese were held three weeks by Sudan for "spying" for rival South Sudan.