Somalia: Cameron Pledges Post-Conflict Support

David Cameron has warned that failure to properly support the rebuilding of Somalia will lead to "terrorism and mass migration" as he hosted an international conference on the country's future. Almost 50 governments and global bodies including the IMF...

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Somalia: Optimism Endures Among The Rubble

The customers at Ahmed Jama Mohamed's restaurant in the Somali capital Mogadishu sip lattes just yards from the rubble caused by another suicide bomber. But despite the constant physical reminder and the barbed wire surrounding the restaurant, they...

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Colombia: Defrocked 'Nuns' Found With Drugs

Three "nuns" on a flight from Colombia to the Caribbean island of San Andres have been stopped by police on a hunch because of their suspicious habits. The young women were asked to step to one side when they arrived at their destination because, police...

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Kerry In Moscow For Crucial Syria Talks

By Katie Stallard, Moscow Correspondent US Secretary of State John Kerry is in Moscow for crucial talks with President Putin on Syria. Mr Kerry will first meet Vladimir Putin and then his Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov in what he has described...

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Moscow: Man Burrows Out Of Jail 'With A Spoon'

A man charged with double murder has escaped from a maximum security jail in Moscow - apparently by digging a hole in the ceiling of his cell with a spoon. Oleg Topalov, 33, became only the fourth man in two decades to escape from the notorious Matrosskaya...

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Cleveland Case Evokes Previous Kidnappings

The rescue of three women from a house in Cleveland, Ohio, is the latest in a series of high-profile cases involving females being held captive for several years. Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michele Knight had apparently been at the suburban property...

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North Korea 'Has Removed Missile Threat'

North Korea has moved two missiles that last month sparked worldwide fears over a possible test firing, according to the US. An anonymous US defence official told the AFP news agency the Musudan missiles are no longer considered an imminent threat....

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Cleveland: Women's Families 'Never Gave Up'

The story of the three women found in Seymour Street, Cleveland, on Monday began in August 2002 when Michele Knight disappeared. Ms Knight, aged around 20 at the time, was reportedly last seen at a cousin's house near West 106th Street and Lorain Avenue,...

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Prisoner X 'Unwittingly Sabotaged Israeli Op'

A man who died in an Israeli jail was arrested after unwittingly interfering in a secret intelligence operation to recover the bodies of three soldiers, according to an Australian news report. Ben Zygier, who had Australian and Israeli citizenship,...

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Ohio Women Found: Police Praise Amanda Berry

Three brothers have been arrested after three women who went missing separately about a decade ago in Cleveland, Ohio, were found alive in the same house. Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michele Knight disappeared in nearby areas of the city between...

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