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Kerry looks for ‘transformative’ ties with India

Kerry looks for ‘transformative’ ties with India

India's External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj told Kerry that Washington's spying on its ally was "unacceptable".

Egypt election: El-Sissi likely to win despite dissatisfied, divided youth

Egypt election: El-Sissi likely to win despite dissatisfied, divided youth

Although he won popular support after the January 2011 uprising, his rival Hamdeen Sabahi is expected to lose, say most poll numbers.

Battleground 2014: South Africa

Battleground 2014: South Africa

South Africa marked two decades of multi-racial democracy in 2014 even as 25.3 million voters cast their ballots on May 7.

An Eyewitness to the Syrian Rebellion: Father Frans in His Own Words

An Eyewitness to the Syrian Rebellion: Father Frans in His Own Words

In many respects, the Father’s observations contrast sharply with what has become the standard view of the rebellion in Western media.

Are Turkey’s local elections a vote of confidence for Erdogan?

Are Turkey’s local elections a vote of confidence for Erdogan?

Following the Gezi Park protests, clampdowns on freedom of speech, and recent political scandal voters may be ready to shift their loyalties.

Are Turkey’s local elections a vote of confidence for Erdogan?

Are Turkey’s local elections a vote of confidence for Erdogan?

Following the Gezi Park protests, clampdowns on freedom of speech, and recent political scandal voters may be ready to shift their loyalties.

Goodbye, Tata Mandela

Goodbye, Tata Mandela

This is a moment when everybody in South Africa will weep for Madiba, white, black and everything in-between.

Brazilians continue to face over-the-top prices

Brazilians continue to face over-the-top prices

As Brazil narrows the income gap between the rich and poor, it is the middle class that is being affected by persistent inflation.

Lebanon vulnerable to Syria spillover, analysts say

Lebanon vulnerable to Syria spillover, analysts say

A weakened state will not be able to hold its sectarian divisions in check if the fighting continues to cross over the border.

Egypt’s day of death and despair

Egypt’s day of death and despair

A security operation to clear camps occupied by supporters of ousted former President Mohamed Morsi leaves thousands among dead and injured.