US President Donald Trump and the Tesla CEO Elon Musk have engaged in a public feud on social media, ending their once close relationship. Jayson Campadonia from NBC News and I Heart Radio in Los ...

India has threatened to stop the Indus River flowing on to Pakistan. Pakistan, which depends on this water, says this would be an "act of war." ...

For those yearning for a taste of the past or a trip down memory lane, Kafana SFRJ in Belgrade is the place to go. This cafe restaurant serves up portions of nostalgia for a country that no longer ...

The intense wildfire near France's border to Spain has already scorched 16,000 hectares, killing one and injuring 13.

Africa needs reliable electricity, and China's offer of renewable energy projects is enticing. But could flooding the market with cheap reneawables decimate homegrown businesses?

Togo's President Faure Gnassingbe just rewrote the rules. By swiftly switching the constitution, he dodges term limits and crowns himself all-powerful prime minister. Has the Togolese leader just ...

Lagos State Government, through the Health Facility Monitoring and Accreditation Agency, HEFAMAA, has introduced a new measure to improve public health safety and combat quackery.The agency has ...

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According to the World Health Organization, chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects more than 850 million people globally. It’s one of the top 10 causes of death worldwide, yet many people don’t even ...

Following a military helicopter crash in which both the defence and environment ministers were killed, Ghana's president appointed the country's finance minister to also head defence. The two ...

"Everyone here has the feeling that we could die at any moment," said a survivor in Sudan's conflict-wracked Darfur region. The UN has reported that more than 300 civilians were killed in just two ...

Donald Trump is using massive tariffs to pressure India to stop buying oil from Russia. With India holding firm, what is next for the traditionally friendly bilateral relationship?