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In June, Nigerian lawmakers called for a bailout to cover unpaid government salaries of hundreds of thousands of workers.

Allegations that Nigeria's Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu illegally amended the Senate rules has pitted the nation's two main political parties against each other.

According to President Obama, the Islamic State group's ideologies can only be defeated by better ideas.

Nexus 6 now available with reduced price tags.

India and China will account for almost 40 percent of all smartphones sold in the world by 2017, according to a new research report.

According to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Russia and the United States could engage in "specific [new] areas of cooperation."

Kantar report shows various market shares of OEMs across the globe. Samsung seems to have regained lost ground.

Military actions in Yemen have been violations of international law, said U.S. Navy veteran Leah Bolger, a peace activist.

Her appointment came after a historic and largely successful election cycle, which was lauded by leaders around the world.

It stole nearly half of what it earned in the past three years while under the watch of former President Goodluck Jonathan, officials revealed.

Puerto Rico Gov. Alejandro García Padilla said it's imperative that San Juan restructure its debt to stave off default.

Puerto Rico's Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla is expected to make a public plea to defer payments and lower San Juan's $72 billion debt.

The issue has been a topic among LGBT activist groups for years, as transgender migrants have often faced harassment in all-male facilities.

Russia has planned a lunar mission for 2029-2030, but the mission is not seen as a technological race with the U.S., which is targeting Mars.

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has said he would like to restore military ties with the United States.

A former minister under Goodluck Jonathan said the new Nigerian president lied about inheriting an empty treasury upon taking office.

It's the first time in at least four years that Saudi Arabia has lost its spot as the largest crude oil supplier to India.

President Obama said that his government is not going to abandon the families of hostages captured overseas.

Moscow has maintained its transactions with Syria do not break international law.

Nigeria, Africa's wealthiest and most populous nation, is reportedly facing money problems from mounting debt and falling oil prices.

The announcement comes nearly a month after Russia expressed concerns over a U.S.-led NATO missile defense drill in the Atlantic.