Sisi looms large over Egypt vote Sisi looms large over Egypt vote Egyptians begin voting Sunday for a parliament expected to step firmly in line behind President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, who has crushed all opposition since ousting his Islamist predecessor in 2013.
15 October 2015 15:58
Rousseff nemesis vows no let-up in Brazil impeachment bid Rousseff nemesis vows no let-up in Brazil impeachment bid The controversial central figure in attempts to impeach Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff said Wednesday he will appeal a Supreme Court decision putting the brakes on the opposition's push to unseat her.
15 October 2015 15:58
Clinton debate boost may keep Biden on 2016 sidelines Clinton debate boost may keep Biden on 2016 sidelines Hillary Clinton bested her challengers in the campaign's first Democratic presidential debate, but her biggest accomplishment may have been to neutralize a potential rival who was not even on stage.
15 October 2015 15:51
Pentagon chief: US not leaving Afghanistan Pentagon chief: US not leaving Afghanistan US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter indicated the United States would maintain extra troops in Afghanistan beyond the end of next year.
15 October 2015 15:37
Obama deploys military to Cameroon for Boko Haram mission Obama deploys military to Cameroon for Boko Haram mission US President Barack Obama will deploy up to 300 military personnel to Cameroon for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations against militant Boko Haram insurgents.
15 October 2015 15:37
Nuclear deal wins final Iran approval Nuclear deal wins final Iran approval Iran's nuclear accord with world powers won final approval in the Islamic republic with a top panel of jurists and cleric giving the green light.
15 October 2015 15:26
Australia PM's 'tax haven' investments under microscope Australia PM's 'tax haven' investments under microscope Australia's multi-millionaire Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull denied dodging tax by using havens in the Cayman Islands as his personal wealth came under the microscope in parliament.
14 October 2015 17:32
Trump needles debating Democrats via Twitter Trump needles debating Democrats via Twitter Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump was not about to let Democrats steal the limelight in their first 2016 debate.
14 October 2015 16:17
Brazil president gets temporary impeachment reprieve Brazil president gets temporary impeachment reprieve Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff won a temporary reprieve from threatened impeachment thanks to a Supreme Court intervention.
14 October 2015 15:54
Russian delegation led by Vladimir Putin to arrive in Astana Russian delegation led by Vladimir Putin to arrive in Astana President of Russia Vladimir Putin is arriving to Kazakhstan with an official visit on October 15.
13 October 2015 20:53
China continues strengthening military relations with Kazakhstan China continues strengthening military relations with Kazakhstan China's Minister of Defense Chang Wanquan has arrived to Kazakhstan on an official visit.
13 October 2015 20:26
Ukraine PM blames MH17 downing on Russian security service Ukraine PM blames MH17 downing on Russian security service Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk blamed Russia's security service for last year's downing of the MH17 airliner over pro-Kremlin separatist territory in the east of the ex-Soviet state.
13 October 2015 18:12
France signs deals worth $10 bn with Saudi: French PM France signs deals worth $10 bn with Saudi: French PM France announced a series of deals worth 10 billion euros ($11.4 billion) with Saudi Arabia, during a visit by Prime Minister Manuel Valls.
13 October 2015 17:56
Italian Senate to vote on own demise in coup for PM Renzi Italian Senate to vote on own demise in coup for PM Renzi Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi was poised for a historic victory as the Senate votes to relinquish most of its power in a revolutionary move to end decades of political instability.
13 October 2015 15:45
Japan considers pulling UNESCO funding over Nanjing row Japan considers pulling UNESCO funding over Nanjing row Japan warned that it might pull funding for UNESCO to protest last week's decision to inscribe documents related to the Nanjing massacre in its Memory of the World register.
13 October 2015 15:00
EU to suspend Belarus sanctions: France EU to suspend Belarus sanctions: France European Union nations have agreed to suspend sanctions against Belarus after elections won by authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko passed off without incident.
13 October 2015 13:14
Stuff happens: Poll lays bare Jeb Bush campaign travails Stuff happens: Poll lays bare Jeb Bush campaign travails Jeb Bush appears to have paid the price in the eyes of Republican voters for a number of gaffes that included him saying in the aftermath of a college massacre that "stuff happens."
12 October 2015 16:40
Fury towards Erdogan intensifies after Ankara attack Fury towards Erdogan intensifies after Ankara attack Anger towards President Recep Tayyip Erdogan over Turkey's worst-ever terrorist attack intensified Sunday as authorities raced to identify the two male suicide bombers it blamed for the bloodshed.
12 October 2015 15:06
Belarus leader Lukashenko headed for landslide re-election Belarus leader Lukashenko headed for landslide re-election President Alexander Lukashenko was on track to win a fifth consecutive term by a landslide as the Belarussian leader warned critics against contesting the election outcome.
12 October 2015 15:05

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