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Evacuees carry tales of carnage
A long line of evacuees stretched from the departures area of Juba Airport into the baking sun of South Sudan.
A long line of evacuees stretched from the departures area of Juba Airport into the baking sun of South Sudan.
Released to his stunned family, businessman says jailed 'hostages' including ex-colleague must be next.
Turning the Coalition's best known three-word slogan into reality was always going to be a tough ask for the Abbott Government in Australia.
Escaper from North Korea's camps is appalled by US basketball star's cosy relationship with regime's head.
More than a hundred relatives of Jang Song Thaek have reportedly been arrested and sent to prison camps.
This month, a Washington Post/ABC poll placed President Obama at 43 per cent, the lowest level since Richard Nixon sat in the White House.
Embattled Toronto mayor Rob Ford has been filmed dancing to Bob Marley's One Love in the council chambers.
Germany's Grand Coalition under Chancellor Angela Merkel takes the helm this week under a blizzard of criticism from economists of all stripes.
David Cameron has urged Danish PM Helle Thorning-Schmidt to auction the controversial selfie she took at Nelson Mandela's memorial for charity.
The Sun newspaper in Britain has been forced to apologise after it included a pregnant MP in its list of the "laziest" politicians.
Pope Francis has been forced to defend his economic and social ideologies after prominent conservatives accused him of coming forward with “pure Marxism”.
A return to South Africa triggers deep thoughts - can one person have two homelands?
What a difference a couple of decades, two disastrous wars and a stubborn recession make.
Apparently it takes Christmas bells to wake up Washington. Or maybe it's the realisation that 2013 is almost at an end and the record has been, well, more or less pathetic.
Tony Abbott has discovered that it is much harder to control the news agenda in government - and that voters are a volatile bunch.