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Bubonic Plague Kills 20 in Madagascar in Return of Black Death
Tests confirm 20 people died after contracting the Black Death in African island state.
Nelson Mandela Dead at 95: Celebrities React to News of Madiba's Demise
Celebrities express their condolences on social media.
FIFA World Cup 2014 Draw: Best and Worst Case Scenario for England
With the World Cup Draw scheduled for Friday, we look at the best and worst possible group that England can be placed in
United Competing with Roma to Land Talented Ligue 1 Left Back – Report
Manchester United face competition from Roma for Saint Etienne left back Faouzi Ghoulam
Algeria: 12 Dead in 2014 World Cup Qualification Celebrations
Algeria beat Burkina Faso 1-0 to claim Africa's final place in Brazil tournament.
Mohamed Morsi Trial: Is Egypt Ready for Democracy?
The Muslim Brotherhood may have been ousted, but will the concatenation of problems which propelled them to power ever be fixed?
John Kerry Launches Middle East Tour in Egypt
US Secretary of State Kerry pledges to work with Egypt's interim rulers as he launches Middle East tour with Cairo visit.
Hundreds Arrested as Niger Announces Crackdown on Saharan Migrant Routes
Move comes days after 93 found dead on desert migrant route.
Chelsea's New Signing Tipped to Make Immediate Impact by Mourinho
Chelsea sign Burkino Faso international Bertrand Traore on a four-and-a-half year deal.
United Plan to Loan Winger and Sign Evra Replacement in January – Report
Manchester United are considering a bid for Saint Etienne left-back Faouzi Ghoulam and may allow Wilfried Zaha to leave the club on-loan in January.
Scores of African Migrants Die of Thirst in Sahara Desert
Two trucks smuggling migrants across the desert broke down north of Niger's town of Arlit.
Marine Le Pen Puzzles Over French Hostages' Islamic-Looking Beards
Front National leader puzzled by the beards sported by hostages freed by al-Qaida in Niger
The Chinese Model: Arm the World at a Discount
China's booming arms sales underpinned by discount model and Beijing's willingness to sell weapons to risky recipients.
Vietnam and General Giap - 'Red Napoleon' or 'Red Terror'?
On 04 October 2013, the man some refer to as Vietnam's "Red Napoleon", Senior General Vo Nguyen Giap, died at the Central Military Hospital in Vietnam's capital, Hanoi, at the age of 102. General Giap's grand state funeral came to a finale on 13 October and definitely marks that oft used phrase "the end of an era", not least because the General managed to outlive his contemporaries in power, civil and military, friend and foe alike.
Tunisia: Two Policemen Killed by Salafist Militants
Tunisian government is battling Ansar al-Sharia militants near Algerian border
Bubonic Plague Threatens Madagascar: Red Cross Launches 'Black Death' Campaign
ICRC said bubonic plague is rife in Madagascar due to its jails poor hygienic conditions.
US and Turkey to Unveil $200 Million Fund to Kill Terrorism At Source
Cash will be used to create paths away from terror for disaffected lured by jihad.
A Brotherhood That Didn't Push its Luck: Tunisia's 'Moderate' Revolution
Contrast between Tunisian Revolution and what has happened in Egypt, Lybia and Syria could not be more stark.
Install Android 4.2.2 I9500XXUBMG9 Jelly Bean OTA Update on Galaxy S4 [TUTORIAL]
Step-by-step guide to install official Android 4.2.2 I9500XXUBMG9 Jelly Bean OTA update for Galaxy S4 GT-I9500.
Adam and Eve: Research Reveals Male Genetic Lineage is Older Than Female
Study to find most recent common ancestors of modern humans suggests 'Adam' is older than 'Eve' .
Root Galaxy S3 I9300 on Official Android 4.1.2 XXEMF6 Jelly Bean Firmware [Tutorial]
Step-by-step guide to root Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 on official Android 4.1.2 XXEMF6 Jelly Bean firmware.
Michelin Profits Plunge 42% on Restructuring Costs
French tyre manufacturer reports significant decline in first-half profits.
Will Mali Vote in Presidential Elections on 28 July? The Tuaregs Could Hold the Key.
Another Bastille Day (14 July) over and this year's pride of place in the military march past went to detachments of the French, Malian and other West African Army forces which had saved Mali from imploding and falling into the hands of Islamic extremists in January 2013. Troops from 13 African nations that had supported France's Opération Serval in Mali, participated in the parade. The United Nations soldiers in their blue berets were led by Mali's Colonel Elisée Jean Dao. The countr...
French Footballers Franck Ribery and Karim Benzema Begin ‘Underage Prostitute’ Trial
Footballers face three years in jail for paying Zahia Dehar for sex before she was 18.
Peace Talks in Burkina Faso Proceed, Fighting in Mali Continues
On 26 January 2013, French forces liberated the city of Gao in Mali after it had endured a 10-month-long occupation by Islamic extremists calling themselves the Movement for Oneness and Jihad in West Africa (MUJAO) and its close ally, Ansar Dine. MUJAO was established as recently as mid-2011 as a Black African offshoot of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) because its fighters thought the parent organisation "too Algeria" focused. In Mali, where the population for the most part pract...
Turkey: PM Erdogan Blames 'Extremist Fringe' and Social Media for Unrest [VIDEO]
Taksim Square calm after fourth night of violent protests laid at door of Twitter and opposition party.
France: Topless Activist Stages Fake Suicide at Notre Dame in Dominique Venner Protest
Femen activist protests in Paris cathedral over anti-gay historian praised by Marine Le Pen.
France: Far-Right Author Dominique Venner's Notre-Dame Suicide Sparks Political Row
Academic who shoots himself in public praised by National Front leader Marine Le Pen over gay rights criticism.
Liverpool Transfer Rumour: Rodgers Targets Young Serie A Striker
Liverpool prepare to bring Parma striker Ishak Belfodil to Anfield, despite interest from Juventus and Borussia Dortmund.
Petrofac Expects Modest Growth as Algeria Gas Revival Deferred
The company's order backlog has risen to an all time high of $12.1bn as of 30, April.