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Senegal opposition candidate Macky Sall will face veteran leader Abdoulaye Wade in a presidential run-off after Wade failed to secure an outright m...

Crippled Italian cruise liner the Costa Allegra docked in the Seychelles on Thursday with over 1,000 people on board, three days after a fire in th...

French trade unions in Marseille joined colleagues across Europe on Wednesday for a day of action against government austerity measures. Thousands ...

Lucy Ward, a British woman living in Moscow, is running a half marathon across Lake Baikal on Saturday to raise money for The Promise charity, whic...

Legend has it that the bandstand in Liverpool's Sefton Park was the inspiration for the Beatle's "Sergeant Pepper" album. The bandstand was built ...

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Dean du Plessis was born blind but makes a living by 'watching' cricket. The Zimbabwean commentates on matches by listening to the speed and spin o...

In 1971, Paris lost a piece of its soul as the teeming hub of humanity that was "Les Halles" food market was ripped out, part of a disastrous exper...

Uggie, the trick-performing Jack Russell Terrier starring in the hit film "The Artist", was top dog at the first-ever Golden Collar awards recogniz...

Pop legend Whitney Houston died Saturday aged 48 in a Beverly Hills hotel on the eve of the Grammys, triggering shock and a wave of tributes as mus...

The Greek parliament on Sunday opened a session to debate fresh austerity measures passed by the government, needed to unlock an international resc...

Iran has broken the "idol" of the Holocaust underpinning the creation of the Israeli state and US hegemony, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on S...

Student activists held strikes in Egypt on Saturday to mark a year since they toppled Hosni Mubarak, leaving an increasingly unpopular and defiant ...

Thousands of protestors massed in Athens under heavy police watch on Saturday after the government approved unpopular austerity cuts to get vital r...

Syria's central protest city of Homs came under renewed fire on Saturday and a general was gunned down in Damascus as the bloodshed showed no signs...

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If you ever have the chance to visit the fine country of Ghana, make sure to find your way to one of the small, palm-roofed reggae-blasting establi...

Friends, senior officials and thousands of ordinary fans paid a final tribute on Thursday at the funeral in Krakow of Nobel-winning Polish poet Wis...

Stuart Pearce will manage England in their friendly international against the Netherlands on February 29, Football Association chairman David Berns...

It's an historical first for Brazil's famous carnival and a first for the country's renowned samba schools. This year, organisers of the festival i...

Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor, has become arguably the most powerful politician in Europe.

The massive debt crisis sweeping the continent h...

Media outlets in Turkey are increasingly feeling the political heat.

Thousands of villagers in South Sudan are hiding in the bush, waiting for UN and government troops to stop a tribal conflict, which officials fear ...

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon -- in an unusually outspoken declaration Sunday -- told leaders at the African Union summit in Addis Ababa that th...

Over 200 tattoo artists from some ten countries gathered in the Venezuelan capital Caracas on Saturday to show off their skills -- which also inclu...

Dozens of Libyans protested on Saturday against Defence Minister Osama Juili's visit to the former bastion of Moamer Kadhafi at Bani Walid, saying ...

Riots erupted in Senegal's capital Dakar on Friday night, leaving one policeman dead, as angry protesters took to the streets after a court cleared...

After talks between Sudan and South Sudan over oil transit broke down Friday, South Sudan's chief negotiator said there could be no deal until Khar...

Spain announced Friday its jobless rate shot to a 17-year record high of 22.85 percent at the end of 2011, the highest in the industrialised world,...

According to an official report, about 3 million people have been affected by heavy rains caused by the phenomenon of "La Niña" since the second ha...

Senegalese singing icon Youssou Ndour, who has given up music for politics, on Wednesday submitted his candidacy for the February presidential poll...

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Italian rescuers resume their search on board a crashed cruise ship as salvage workers prepared to pump out fuel from its tanks to avoid an environ...

Gabon have never advanced beyond the quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations football tournament that begins on Saturday. But as co-hosts for t...

Set up 33 years ago in a favela in northern Rio de Janeiro, Brazilian firm Silimed is the biggest silicone implant manufacturer in Latin America, c...