Indonesia police say aircraft debris spotted in Papua
An Indonesian search and rescue plane spotted debris on Monday believed to be from a crashed aircraft with 54
Egypt’s Al-Sisi approves tough anti-terrorism laws
Egyptian President Abdul Fattah Al Sisi on Sunday approved an anti-terrorism law which establish special courts and offer additional protection
Dwarf woman undergoes five year leg-lengthening procedure to make her taller
A woman bullied and called ‘Mini Me’ because of her small size spent five years undergoing a painful procedure to
3 years on: Who should be blamed for SA’s Marikana massacre?
South Africa has marked three years since the tragic Marikana Massacre. Police shot dozens of miners and three years on,
70 Seconds, 70 Years: The story of Zhao Yiman
Zhao Yiman was born into a rich family in southwest China’s Sichuan Province and traveled to study at the Sun
South Sudan:Leaders in last minute efforts for a peace deal
South Sudan’s warring factions face an IGAD-imposed deadline to sign a peace agreement to end 19-month war before international
ISIS ‘beheads’ 12 in battle for Libya’s Sirte
Islamic State group jihadists have beheaded 12 people and hung them on crosses during a battle for the coastal city
Libya govt calls for Arab airstrikes against ISIS
Libya’s internationally recognised government appealed to Arab countries to carry out airstrikes against the local Islamic State (ISIS) affiliate, which
Tianjin warehouse blasts: 112 killed, 95 remain missing
As of 9 a.m Sunday, the death toll of the Tianjin disaster stands at 112. And another 95 people are
South Sudan crisis: Peace deal unlikely
Peace talks to end the crisis in South Sudan continue in Ethiopia. East African leaders are gathered in Addis Ababa