James Reinl

Lebanese politicians must 'come together' for country to escape its deepening financial crisis

Africa will not meet a 70 per cent vaccination target until 2024 — two years behind schedule

Jury has so far heard evidence from four women who said Maxwell groomed them between 1994 and 2004 for abuse by Epstein

Iran claims Europeans are playing the 'blame game habit instead of real diplomacy'

The British socialite’s lawyers say 35 witnesses from New York and beyond will give evidence in the sex trafficking trial

Niger, Ireland and more than 100 others wanted to formally rate climate change as a trigger of wars

Prosecutors on Friday began finishing their case against Ghislaine Maxwell after two weeks of courtroom drama

Sudanese military has restored ousted prime minister but trouble is brewing

UAE, France, Niger and others say climate change and terrorism are often part of same problem

Hasty exit of Jan Kubis adds another layer of uncertainty over Libya's fractious presidential vote

With more than 250 fatalities since the UN mission launched in 2013, Mali is a danger zone for blue helmets

Michael Steinhardt was forced to hand over a collection that authorities said had been plundered and illegally smuggled out of 11 countries

Former Republican senator overcame serious wounds and sought the presidency three times

Jordanian diplomat Sima Bahous vowed to remain in Afghanistan in spite of Taliban