Experts say the key to connecting in a diverse nation like Nigeria is making sure clothing matches up with voters' tastes and tradition
Joint study by WHO, Imperial College London finds lower infection rates in children, but babies, toddlers who get disease have far slimmer chance of survival
Opposition also says motion to postpone elections set for end of June and extend terms of president, lawmakers and state governors should be put to a popular vote
Iraq asked US for air support as it struggles to retake strategically important city from Islamic State militants
Move announced by Saudi envoy to US; Adel Al-Jubeir says more than one city targeted in effort ‘to protect the legitimate government of Yemen’
World body’s Commission of Inquiry submitted to the UN Human Rights Council singles out crime of genocide against Yazidi minority
In video message to Nigerian people, US president asks voters to reject violence that has marred previous polls
Ashraf Ghani spoke to VOA shortly after arriving in Washington
Five were taken into custody Saturday in suburbs of Jakarta
Leaders say 'declaration of principles' will pave way for further diplomatic cooperation on Grand Renaissance Dam, which has stirred fears of regional resource conflict
Terminal High Altitude Area Defense protects S. Korea, Pentagon official says
In worrying sign, government says patient doesn't seem to be linked to any people on Ebola contacts list, has not traveled recently to neighboring infected countries
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