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Facebook’s inability to stop real-world problems, either because of language barriers or a lack of knowledge about local contexts, is a common criticism around the world

Trump may be the cable-news president, but perhaps it is his foil in Pyongyang who’s holding the remote

Health officials have so far responded quickly, but it’s still far too early to pat anyone on the back or breath a sigh of relief

The US may offer some sanctions relief for Pyongyang in an effort to push the regime to honour its commitment

It makes a great deal of sense for the Pyongyang regime to attempt to reinforce the bonds that exist in whatever ways possible

His Party for Freedom is unlikely to form a government, but every seat will count when it comes to putting together a workable coalition

'The Soviet Union cannot be restored. But a new union can be established,' says The last Soviet leader

Group has 18 provinces, and each has a governor known as a Wali

Throughout Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta’s trial, a large number of witnesses dropped out, which prosecution lawyers have claimed is due to serious witness intimidation

As Jihadi John’s background is investigated over the next few days, it’s likely more information will come out that could point to his motivation

While the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership may lack the name recognition 
of the Nobel Peace Prize, it’s still a very, very big deal

Britain’s problems with hot dogs have historical roots in America