Foreign News

In one of the biggest demonstrations in British history, a crowd estimated at over one million people yesterday marched peacefully through central Londonto demand that MPs grant them a fresh referendum

Alan Krueger, a prominent Princeton University economics professor who advised U.S. Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, took his own life over the weekend, his family said in a statement

The Accident Investigaation Bureau, AIB, has come up with findings on the cause of the accident involving the chopper conveying Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, some aides and crew members, attributing

The bitter cold gripping the American east and midwest, blamed for claiming at least two dozen lives so far, is expected to turn into spring-like weather by early next week,

A Nigerian man killed himself in Italy after authorities denied him a residence permit, a charity that hosted him has said. Prince Jerry, 25, was a chemistry graduate and was

By George Steer It’s like something straight out of a classic heist film. Florida public works employees called to investigate an apparent sinkhole were shocked to discover a recently excavated

Democratic leaders in Congress declared victory Friday in a successful negotiation to reopen the US government after a record five-week closure — and took the opportunity to chide President Donald

In a historic first, Malaysia’s king, Sultan Muhammad V abdicated Sunday, ending weeks of speculation about his future after he took medical leave and reportedly married a Russian ex-beauty queen.

Lee Jae-rock, 75 South Korean pastor has been sentenced to 15 years in jail for raping eight female followers of his mega-church. He has about 130,000 followers at the Manmin

Officers from the Metropolitan Police in London have taken time out to minister to Yoruba women in the United Kingdom  (UK) on why they should protect the sanctity of marriage.