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An helicopter just crashed into a lagoon at the Oworosoki area of Lagos.

According to the UNICEF, this milestone is a testament to the significant progress that the African continent has been experiencing for the past years.

The official death toll from floods wreaking havoc across Myanmar has passed 100, state media reported Monday, as residents in low-lying regions were warned to brace for more floods and rivers swelled to risky levels. Volunteers on small boats were ferrying noodles, rice and...

The Taliban are stepping up their summer offensive, launched in late April, amid a bitter leadership dispute following the announcement of the death of longtime supremo Mullah Omar.

A massive explosion late Wednesday shook the northern Chinese city of Tianjin, startling nearby residents with tremors and noise, but it was not known immediately if there were any casualties, according to state media.

A referral from the inspector general of the intelligence community to the Justice Department that led to the current investigation did not allege any criminal wrongdoing, and Clinton’s attorney has said federal authorities simply want assurances that the emails continue to...

A weak rouble has helped to boost profits for Gazprom.

She said a congressional vote against the deal would allow Iran to continue “destabilizing activities” while pursuing nuclear weapons.

It was an interesting game to note, considering that there was widespread speculation that both Kennedy and Upton would no longer be a Padres at this time of the year with both of them impending free agents.

The U.S. State Department has had a million bounty on his whereabouts.

The group has also posted videos appearing to show the killings of Egyptians it accuses of helping the Egyptian government or Israel.

President Obama and Park will discuss security and economic issues, as well as the threat posed by North Korea’s regime, the White House said in a statement.

“Anything is possible”.

The NTSB released the probable cause and made nine new safety recommendations after a Tuesday morning board meeting in Washington, finishing months of investigation.

When Finance Minister Arun Jaitley was introducing the GST Bill yesterday, he was rebuked by Congress parliamentarians who shouted “nahi chalegi”, meaning “this won’t do” in Hindi.