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Campaign trail: Gnassingbe, pictured during a visit to Namoundjoga in northern Togo on Monday
World
20.08.2024
Faure Gnassingbe: Togo leader treads in father's steps
Support: President Faure Gnassingbe seems on track for victory in Saturday's elections in Togo -- his family has ruled the country since 1967
World
20.08.2024
Togo election expected to extend ruling dynasty's hold
Togo
World
20.08.2024
Togo in five points
The shootings late Wednesday targeted bars in Hanau, according to local media
World
20.08.2024
At least eight killed in shootings in Germany: police
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The tiny island nation of Seychelles has rolled out methadone clinics in a bid to tackle snowballing heroin addiction
World 20.08.2024
Addiction in paradise: Seychelles battles heroin crisis
Richard Grenell caused a stir during his diplomatic service, acting as an enforcer of President Donald Trump's policies on Iran, China and other issues
World 20.08.2024
Trump names his Germany ambassador to top intelligence post
Then president-elect Alberto Fernandez poses for a selfie with women abortion campaigners in Buenos Aires in November 2019
World 20.08.2024
Thousands of women rally for abortion law in Argentina
The World Bank published a study showing 7.5 percent of aid payments may leak out of needy countries into offshore accounts
World 20.08.2024
World Bank aid 'leakage' may flow to tax havens: study
Guatemala's former anti-corruption prosecutor Thelma Aldana, pictured in 2010, has been awarded a Swedish rights prize for her fight against corruption in the Central American country
World 20.08.2024
Guatemala to ask US for ex anti-corruption prosecutor's extradition
Amsterdam is looking at moving part of its famed red light district (pictured 2011) to an indoor complex that could include a bed and breakfast for prostitutes as well as a sex club, sex theatre and cafes
World 20.08.2024
Amsterdam eyes 'erotic centre' as new red light district
The "phase one" trade agreement signed by the United States and China prevented some damaging tariffs from taking effect, but duties remain in place on about two-thirds of goods traded between the two economic powers
World 20.08.2024
Benefits of China trade truce 'limited': Fed officials
Egypt announced last week the first confirmed case of the novel coronavirus in Africa -- a foreigner whose nationality was not revealed
World 20.08.2024
Coronavirus study pinpoints African nations' vulnerabilities
The revelation came at a case management hearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court before Monday's formal start of Washington's extradition request for him to face espionage charges
World 20.08.2024
Trump 'offered pardon' to Assange if he denied Russia leak, court hears
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