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Kerber Survives As Leading Seeds Stumble In Dubai Tennis Championships
Former world number one Angelique Kerber survived as three of the top five seeds were bundled out of the Dubai...
Read moreUS Open Golf Qualifier To Be Played In Canada
Canada will host a local qualifying event for the US Open for the first time, the US Golf Association announced...
Read moreAlgeria Reacts To New Bouteflika Health Scare
Speculation mounted Tuesday over Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's health and political future after acute bronchitis forced the 79-year-old to postpone...
Read moreSeven Million Yemenis Close To Starvation
Seven million Yemenis are closer than ever to starvation, the UN humanitarian coordinator in the country warned Tuesday, almost two...
Read moreTrump Denounces Anti-Semitism and Threats Against Jewish Centers
President Donald Trump on Tuesday decried anti-Semitic threats against Jewish community centers and promised to work to bridge divisions in...
Read moreMassive Crackdown On Illegal Immigration Ordered By Homeland Security
The Department of Homeland Security issued tough new orders Tuesday to begin a sweeping crackdown on illegal immigrants, putting nearly...
Read moreDrug Shortages and Malnutrition In Mosul
Malnutrition, child deaths and drug shortages -- healthcare in west Mosul is getting worse by the day as Iraqi forces...
Read moreS. Sudan President Vows Aid Access To Famine-Hit Areas
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir vowed Tuesday that government would ensure aid could reach areas hit by famine after three...
Read moreEgypt, Jordan Say No Concessions On A Palestinian State
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and King Abdullah II of Jordan agreed Tuesday there could be no concessions on establishing...
Read moreJazz-Rock Fusion Pioneer Larry Coryell Dead At 73
Fusion pioneer Larry Coryell, one of the first guitarists to win an audience bringing a rock edge to the jazz...
Read moreChina Football League Like ‘lightning In A Bottle’
China's astonishing spending spree on foreign players could all end in tears like the United States' first foray into building...
Read moreUS Sets Plan For Sweeping Crackdown On Nearly All Illegal Immigrants
The Department of Homeland Security issued tough new orders Tuesday to begin a sweeping crackdown on illegal immigrants, putting nearly...
Read moreBurger King’s Parent Buys Popeyes Chicken
Restaurant Brands International, the parent company of Burger King and Canada's Tim Hortons donut shops, said Tuesday it has reached...
Read moreNew Witness Is Key To Duterte Death Squad Probe
A probe into whether Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte ran a death squad is making progress following crucial whistleblower testimony this...
Read moreAngola Football Stampede ‘sparked By Flawed Security’, Probe Says
An official investigation into a stampede that killed at least 17 fans at a football match in Angola has blamed...
Read morePalestinian Journalist Released After 10 Months In Israel Jail
A senior Palestinian journalist has been released after 10 months in an Israeli jail without charge, he told AFP on...
Read moreTrump Calls Anti-Semitic Threats ‘horrible,’ ‘painful’
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday decried anti-Semitic threats against Jewish community centers as "horrible" and "painful," promising to work...
Read moreNigeria’s Buhari To Stay In London For ‘further Rest’
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari needs "further rest" so will extend his month-long medical stay in London, but there is "no...
Read moreJolie Has Warm Words For Estranged Husband Pitt
Angelina Jolie had warm words for her estranged husband Brad Pitt and is optimistic about the future of their family,...
Read moreSyria Talks Remain Focussed On ‘political Transition’
Upcoming Syria peace talks remain focused on negotiating a "political transition" in the war-ravaged country, the UN mediator's office said...
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