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A Gnawa traditional group performs in the city of Essaouira to celebrate the decision of adding the Gnawa culture to UNESCO's list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity

Rhythm And Smiles As Morocco's Gnawa Artists Cheer UNESCO Listing

Rhythm and smiles as Morocco's Gnawa artists cheer UNESCO listing

Man City Won't Stand In Way Of Arteta Joining Arsenal - Reports

Arsenal interest - Manchester City assistant manager Mikel Arteta

Man City won't stand in way of Arteta joining Arsenal - reports

Du Plessis Wants De Villiers Back

Faf du Plessis and AB de Villiers shared a match-winning stand against Sri Lanka in 2017 and the South African captain wants the star batsman back

Du Plessis wants De Villiers back

Abriata's 92-year-old mother Beatriz Cantarini de Abriata, shown here at a protest in 2014, is "desperately waiting" for his trial, a lawyer for Argentina told AFP

Suspect In 'Dirty War' Murder Extradited To Argentina

Suspect in 'dirty war' murder extradited to Argentina

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Democrats are pressuring the Senate's Republican leader to set out a fair trial of US President Donald Trump in January 2020, following his expected impeachment for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress

Trump Impeachment Showdown As Democrats Seek To Shape Senate Trial

Trump impeachment showdown as Democrats seek to shape Senate trial

Commuters crowded the quais of the few Paris metro lines running on Monday during the pensions strike.

France's Pensions Chief Resigns As Strike Frustrates Commuters, Threatens Holidays

France's pensions chief resigns as strike frustrates commuters, threatens holidays

Goldman Sachs in New York City

SEC Permanently Bars Ex-Goldman Banker Over 1MDB Bribery

SEC permanently bars ex-Goldman banker over 1MDB bribery

The T-Mobile-Sprint merger would merger the third- and fourth-largest wireless carriers in a tie-up challenged by Democrats and consumer activists

US Lawmakers Fault Regulators On T-Mobile-Sprint Tie-up

US lawmakers fault regulators on T-Mobile-Sprint tie-up

Mohamed Salah (C) and his Liverpool teammates train in Doha on Monday as manager Jurgen Klopp watches on

Liverpool Set For Club World Cup, But Klopp Has One Eye On Villa Tie

Liverpool set for Club World Cup, but Klopp has one eye on Villa tie

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (L) and Finance Minister Bill Morneau

Canada Predicts Slower Growth, Deficit To Climb In 2020

Canada predicts slower growth, deficit to climb in 2020

Former New York Mayor and Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg on

French Hoax Costs Bloomberg 5 Mn Euros In Fines

French hoax costs Bloomberg 5 mn euros in fines

A screen grab shows Rifaat al-Assad, the exiled brother of Syria's late president Hafez al-Assad, in 2000 on the London-based Arab News Network

French Prosecutor Seeks Jail, Huge Fine For Syrian Leader Assad's Uncle

French prosecutor seeks jail, huge fine for Syrian leader Assad's uncle

British Airways pilots held a walkout in September for the first time in the airline's history

British Airways Pilots Accept Pay Agreement To End Strikes

British Airways pilots accept pay agreement to end strikes

Russia's IT industry is worried a probe against a leading web firm will chill further development in the country

Copyright Probe, Raids Stoke Fear In Russian IT

Copyright probe, raids stoke fear in Russian IT

Polluting will get considerably more expensive in Germany under the latest version of the country's climate policy reforms

Germany Agrees CO2 Pricing Deal After Gruelling Debate

Germany agrees CO2 pricing deal after gruelling debate

Five more years, but Boris Johnson's first task is to pull Britain out of the European Union

First Stop, Brexit: UK's Johnson Gets Down To Work

First stop, Brexit: UK's Johnson gets down to work

US Special Representative for North Korea Stephen Biegun said Pyongyang's demands were hostile and unnecessary

North Korea News: What US Envoy Said To Kim Jong Un's Regime About Resuming Nuclear Negotiations

North Korean and U.S. negotiations for a nuclear deal have been stalled since early October.

Volkswagen Says Production Suspended In Algeria

Volkswagen says production suspended in Algeria

Computer systems in New Orleans were hobbled by a ransomware attack, in the latest incident affecting local governments targted by cyber criminals

Latest Ransomware Victim, New Orleans Crippled By Attack

Latest ransomware victim, New Orleans crippled by attack

Critics believe the law is part of leader Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist agenda to marginalise India's 200 million Muslims

India Protests Rage Over 'Anti-Muslim' Law

India protests rage over 'anti-Muslim' law

A Nigerien soldier looks at the graves of military personnel killed in a jihadist attack ahead of the arrival of G5 Sahel leaders on December 15, 2019

US Urges Sahel Countries To Step Up Fight Against Jihadists

US urges Sahel countries to step up fight against jihadists

In this file photo taken on March 19, 2018 two technicians inspect bitcoin mining at Bitfarms in Saint Hyacinthe, Quebec

Investors In Cryptocurrency Exchange Demand Founder's Body Be Exhumed

Investors in cryptocurrency exchange demand founder's body be exhumed

Frank Buttimer said Ian Bailey was detained after a High Court judge agreed to sign a warrant requesting his arrest in connection with the death of Sophie Toscan du Plantier in 1996; pictured is Toscan du Plantier, a French woman who was murdered in Irela

Suspect Arrested In Ireland Over 1996 French Murder Case

Suspect arrested in Ireland over 1996 French murder case

South Korean President Moon Jae-in has long championed engagement with North Korea

US-South Korean Relations: South Koreans Reject Paying More For US Troops

A survey by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs queried 1,000 South Korean adults last week and found they don't want to pony up the $5 billion for which the Trump administration has asked.

Sudan's Defense Minister Kuol Manyang Juuk, seen here in 2015, has been hit with US sanctions on accusations of obstructing peace efforts

US Slaps Sanctions On Two S.Sudan Ministers Over Peace Delay

US slaps sanctions on two S.Sudan ministers over peace delay

US Senator Lindsey Graham speaks during a press conference at the Resolute Support headquarters in Kabul

Downsized US Force In Afghanistan Would Still Pack 'Lethal Punch': Trump Ally

Downsized US force in Afghanistan would still pack 'lethal punch': Trump ally

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg tells a Kuwait gathering that the military alliance has never faced such a 'complex security' environment in its history

NATO Faces Most 'Complex Security' Environment In Its History: Chief

NATO faces most 'complex security' environment in its history: chief

All four mayors bucked the national trend in their countries to win control of the capitals

Central European Mayors Sign 'Pact Of Free Cities'

Central European mayors sign 'pact of free cities'

Iraqi President Barham Saleh said he'd received the acceptance of prime minister Adel Abdel Mahdi's resignation on December 4, making the deadline for parliament to name a successor Thursday

No Consensus Yet On New Iraqi PM As Deadline Looms

No consensus yet on new Iraqi PM as deadline looms

Dozens of wild boars have taken up residence in northern Israel's coastal city of Haifa since the city banned culling them

Boorish Boars Hog Highways In Israel's Haifa

Boorish boars hog highways in Israel's Haifa

Curator Laura Mart highlights a photograph of rubber ducks, some caked in mud -- a seemingly sentimental choice, but with a pragmatic purpose

Detained Migrants' Trash Inspires US Janitor's Art

Detained migrants' trash inspires US janitor's art

Police opened an investigation after the grave of Reinhard Heydrich, powerful head of Hitler's Reich Security Office during World War II, was dug up in Berlin

Holocaust Architect's Grave Dug Up In Berlin

Holocaust architect's grave dug up in Berlin

Artists from the Ikarus troupe perform at the Wuzhen Theatre Festival. Wuzhen's government promotes the town as an arts centre, which affords directors a sliver more creative leeway than elsewhere

China Dramatists Wage 'Guerrilla' Fight For Artistic Freedom

China dramatists wage 'guerrilla' fight for artistic freedom

US soldiers on the western front

Battle Of The Bulge Heroes Remembered 75 Years On

Battle of the Bulge heroes remembered 75 years on

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