By Tiemoko Diallo BAMAKO (Reuters) – Retired colonel Bah Ndaw was sworn in as Mali’s interim president on Friday, tasked with presiding over an 18-month transition back to civilian rule after a
WARSAW (Reuters) – Migrants fleeing conflict should stay as close as possible to their home countries, Poland’s president said on Friday, criticising proposals for an overhaul of the European Union’s
PRISTINA (Reuters) – The head of Kosovo’s war veterans group was arrested in Pristina on Friday and handed over to a war crimes tribunal in the Netherlands to face charges of witness intimidation,
PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) – As anti-government protesters in Haiti’s capital blocked principal roads and clashed with police last year, Stanley Joseph and Daphne Gerard used the city’s winding and
By John Chalmers and Gabriela Baczynska BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, declaring himself a “freedom fighter” for national sovereignty, rejected on Friday a plan that would
By Hanna Rantala LONDON (Reuters) – Theatre director Natalia Kaliada says she was working under lockdown long before the coronavirus pandemic, forced to work at a distance with actors and others in
(This September 24 story corrects typo in second reference to name of USAID administrator Barsa, paragraph 4) WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States said on Thursday it would provide more than $720
TUTZING, Germany (Reuters) – Thai activists on Friday planted a symbolic plaque declaring Thailand belongs to the people in front of King Maha Vajiralongkorn’s villa in Germany, as protests calling
ANKARA (Reuters) – Turkey on Friday ordered the arrest of 82 people including members of a pro-Kurdish opposition party over violent protests in 2014 against an attack on the Syrian Kurdish town of