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The National Bardo Museum in Tunisia was supposed to reopen today to the general public. Earlier this month, 22 people died following an attack by extremist gunmen. The BBC’s Rana Jawad said: “The director of the museum says […]

Residents defied a three day national ebola lockdown in Sierra Leone on Saturday, leaving  their homes in search of food and water. Police fired tear gas on one angry crowd who were fighting over food […]

Officials say that there are blackouts in more than a dozen cities across the country causing major disruption to transport and airspace. RT reports: The worst power outage in 15 years struck most of Turkey, […]

Chile’s Villarrica Volcano is about to erupt again. The volcano, in southern Chile, is known to be one of the most dangerous in South America. Dense columns of smoke were seen by the locals last night. […]

Airstrikes hit the Al-Mazrak, United Nations refugee camp in northern Yemen on Monday, killing at least 45 people. The death toll is likely to rise as dozens more are wounded, many of whom are in critical […]

It is suggested that the co-pilot of the plane that crashed into the Alps, was depressed over the fact that he was having vision problems. Among other things, it would certainly have ended his career. […]

An Uighur Chinese man was arrested for wearing a long beard and sentenced to six years in prison. His wife was also sentenced to two years for wearing a veil. Photo– An Uighur Man. Chinese authorities often […]

Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Brussels to protest against austerity measures introduced by the new Belgian government. Citing police estimates, RTFB reported that the protest saw somewhere between 17,000 and […]