Teo Kermeliotis

Heavy dam­age but no deaths af­ter pow­er­ful earth­quake rat­tles cen­tral Greece.

Ten­sions run­ning high in lead-up to Oc­to­ber polls, seen as ma­jor test of sta­bil­i­ty in world’s top co­coa pro­duc­er.

Malaw­ians set to re­turn to the polls af­ter pro­longed un­cer­tain­ty fol­low­ing an­nul­ment of 2019 vote over ir­reg­u­lar­i­ties.

Lead­ers of Cyprus’s di­vid­ed com­mu­ni­ties to at­tend din­ner host­ed by UN chief seek­ing to find way for­ward to re­sume talks.

With Su­dan fac­ing a num­ber of crises, find­ing a con­sen­sus has gained new ur­gency – but un­cer­tain­ty re­mains.

Barred from work­ing and ac­cess­ing ed­u­ca­tion, war-scarred Yeme­nis face life of fear and un­cer­tain­ty in Malaysia.

Jay Jay the Jour­nal­ist was writ­ten in prison by Wa Lone, one of two Reuters re­porters ar­rest­ed in Myan­mar a year ago.

Ar­rest of top Huawei ex­ec­u­tive may com­pli­cate al­ready fraught US-Chi­na ties and have wider ef­fect on glob­al mar­kets.

In 30 days, some 40 mil­lion peo­ple in the DRC are ex­pect­ed to elect a new pres­i­dent af­ter a two-year wait.

Wa­ter is the most im­por­tant is­sue of our time, and also an is­sue of democ­ra­cy, says Avgeropou­los.