Ukraine Goes To The Polls Amid Right-Wing Threat Of A Second Revolution
Ukraine votes for parliament on Sunday. Right-wing extremists say either change comes at the polls, or they will revolt.
Boko Haram Reportedly Abducts 60 Women And Girls In Nigeria, Even As Ceasefire Deal Still Mooted
Gunmen allegedly stormed two villages in Northern Nigeria and took dozens of girls away. Authorities have not commented on the claims.
Ebola Outbreak Travel Map: Which Airports Are Screening For Ebola
Map of airports screening for Ebola.
Why Chocolate Makers Are Uniting To Fight Ebola
The vast majority of the world’s cocoa is produced in West Africa and the outbreak is starting to affect the chocolate industry's bottom line.
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China Human Rights Abuses 2014: Chinese Executed 2,400 Last Year, Tops Global Death Penalty List
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India Gears Up To Prevent Ebola, Follows Cues From Nigeria, WHO And CDC
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Malala Yousafzai Wins US Liberty Medal, Donates $100K Cash Prize To Education In Pakistan
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Nigeria Is Now Officially Ebola-Free, Says World Health Organization
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A lawsuit over an oil pipeline built in the mid-1990s marks the first time London-based BP faces a UK court for its actions overseas.
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The deadly virus has even played a large role in the beautiful game, perhaps postponing the 2015 Nations Cup.
Boko Haram Cease-Fire: Abducted Nigerian Schoolgirls To Be Released, Officials Say
Boko Haram has reportedly agreed to release hundreds of Nigerian schoolgirls who were abducted by the terrorist group this year.
How To Stop An Ebola Outbreak: Lessons From Nigeria And Senegal
Ebola was stopped in its tracks by workers in two relatively weak health care systems. The U.S. can do it too.
St. Lucia, Colombia Ban Travelers From Ebola-Hit Countries, As Second Case In US Is Detected
Airports in the U.S., U.K., and Canada have started screening people at airports as a precautionary measure.
Ebola Spreads 2014: 10,000 New Cases Per Week, Predicts World Health Organization
The World Health Organization is forecasting a bleak future as it aims to identify all Ebola cases in West Africa.
Sierra Leone Peacekeepers Quarantined After One Soldier Tests Positive For Ebola
The group of soldiers, who were headed to Somalia, will now be kept under observation for 21 days and will be tested for Ebola.
Ebola In US: CDC Criticized For Saying Dallas Nurse Was Infected Because Of Protocol Breach
CDC's chief had said a “breach in protocol” had caused a Dallas nurse treating an Ebola patient to become infected with the virus.
Cameroon Says 27 Hostages, Kidnapped By Suspected Boko Haram Militants, Released
Among the hostages were 10 Chinese workers and the wife of Cameroon's vice prime minister, kidnapped in May and July.
Ebola Death Toll Tops 4,000, Seven Countries Affected
The Ebola death toll has topped 4,000 and has now touched seven countries, the World Health Organization said Friday.
Ebola Virus Outbreak: NYC Hospitals Isolated 27 Patients On Suspicion Of Ebola In Past 2 Months
New York City's 11 public hospitals isolated the 27 patients in the past two months.
Ebola Economic Impact Felt Beyond Affected Countries
New analysis from the World Bank shows how countries with no Ebola could still suffer severe economic consequences.
Ebola Outbreak 2014: New York City Hospital Admits Man With Ebola-Like Symptoms: Report
A man with Ebola-like symptoms was admitted at New York City's Bellevue Hospital on Wednesday, according to a news report.
Boko Haram-Led Violence In Nigeria Has Killed More Than 11,000 People Since 1998: Report
Between July 2013 and June 2014, at least 7,000 people are estimated to have died because of the insurgency led by the group in the region.
Ebola Outbreak: India Monitoring Possible New Ebola Victim From Japan
A Japanese tourist on a visit to India is reportedly suspected to have contracted the Ebola virus.
Polio Cases In Pakistan Break 14-Year-Old Record As Militants Block Immunization
There were 202 polio cases detected in Pakistan between January and October.
A Ban On Air Travel From Ebola-Stricken Countries Would Backfire, Experts Say
Public health experts agree that restricting flights from West Africa would not help contain the Ebola epidemic.
US Ebola Outbreak: Possible Ebola Patients Being Monitored At DC Hospital, Georgia Jail
A patient suffering from Ebola-like symptoms has been admitted to Howard University Hospital in Washington, D.C.
Abubakar Shekau Alive? Boko Haram Leader Dismisses Death Claims In New Propaganda Video
The Nigerian military has now claimed to have killed Shekau on at least three separate occasions.
Ebola In The US: Liberian-Americans On Edge After First Virus Diagnosis In America
There is a stigma against Liberian-Americans in wake of the Ebola epidemic.
Ebola In The US: Lessons Learned From How Nigeria Handled The Outbreak
Efforts by Nigeria and Senegal apparently have contained the Ebola outbreaks in those countries.
Oil Prices Falling On High Dollar, Weak Global Manufacturing And Surging Production
U.S. oil prices slid the most in 17 months on Tuesday, with international oil prices close behind.
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