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An assembly of Afghan elders endorsed a crucial security deal on Sunday to enable U.S. troops to operate in the country beyond next year, but President Hamid Karzai left the matter up in the air by refusing to say...

Fierce fighting to the east of Damascus has killed more than 160 people in the past two days as Syrian rebels struggle to break a months-long blockade by forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad, activists said on Sunday. It began...

Union Verdi is preparing more strikes to step up pressure on Amazon in Germany, its biggest market outside the United States, in a dispute over pay and conditions, German media reported. Workers at Amazon centers in Bad Hersfeld and Leipzig...

Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng denounced the United States as "irresponsible" on Sunday after Washington accused China of jeopardizing a deal that aims to cut tariffs on technology products, saying Washington had disappointed participants in the talks. U.S. Trade Representative Michael...

A U.S. housing regulator has been investigating the activities of a small California not-for-profit that bought hundreds of foreclosed homes through a federally backed program intended to help local communities hurt by the housing bust, according to government documents...

Signs of rapidly worsening Chinese demand for IT giants IBM and Cisco Systems Inc are starting to spook Hewlett-Packard investors. HP's year-long stock rally sputtered last week amid fears a faster-than-anticipated slowdown in emerging markets, above all China, may dash...

Anyone who has visited our country in the past weeks, who has been reading newspapers, visiting internet news sites and blogs, would naturally come to the conclusion that Stella Oduah, the aviation minister, is perhaps the greatest villain who...

Although the age long aphorism: "better late than never" is generally accepted, there are instances where it mustn't apply. One of such is in emergencies where if you knew you'd arrive late, so late as to allow the worst...

SAN FRANCISCO, November 23, (THEWILL) –  The Presidency on Saturday said President Goodluck Jonathan will return home to Nigeria on Sunday having been certified fit to travel after receiving treatment for acute abdominal pains. A statement signed by the President’s...

L-R: MINISTER OF TRADE & INVESTMENT, DR OLUSEGUN AGANGA, PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN & THE COUNCIL CO-ORDINATOR, HONORARY INVESTORS COUNCIL (HIIC), BARONESS LYNDA CHALKER OF WALLASEY AT 15TH MEETING OF HIIC IN LONDON. NOVEMBER 22, 2013   SAN FRANCISCO, November 23, (THEWILL)...