U.N. Proposes Peacekeeping Force in Central African Republic
The proposed 12,000-member force would not deploy within the next six months, despite spiraling violence between mostly Christian fighters and the minority Muslim community
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New Report Reveals Woeful State of Afghanistan’s Health Care
A new report by Médecins Sans Frontières details gaping holes in Afghanistan’s public health system as the country’s occupation by foreign troops draws to an end
Battleground Kiev: ‘Halfway Between a War and A Protest’
The latest unrest has left the center of Kiev aflame and hundreds injured as they count the dead
The Muslims of the Central African Republic Face a Deadly Purge
This fragile African nation is witnessing unprecedented sectarian strife. Here’s why.
Report: Almost 6,000 Dead in Syria During Geneva Talks
Past three weeks were the deadliest of the entire conflict
Italian Premier Announces Resignation After Party Vote
Letta will step down on Friday after 10 months on the job
Floods Turned This English Home Into an Island
Environment agency under fire for what residents claim was ill-conceived protection from the water
South Sudanese Troops Steal Backpacks Meant for Children
UNICEF calls out government soldiers for pillaging supplies intended for children
British City Texts Residents To Urge Weight Loss
Residents of Stoke-on-Trent will be told to ‘Use the stairs more’ and ‘Eat fruit and veg’
Aid Groups Want More Than $1B for South Sudan
1 million could be displaced by June
Obama Will Travel to Saudi Arabia in March
The president’s visit will come after a swing through Europe
Iran Minister: Final Nuclear Deal Possible Within Six Months
Foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says final deal within reach if ‘good will’ exists
Report: Corruption Costs E.U. Over $162 Billion a Year
3 out of 4 Europeans think corruption is widespread, report finds