World News

The Supreme Court in Brazil authorised the extradition of one of Colombia’s most powerful drug cartel leaders to the United States.

The prostitute at the centre of New York Governor, Eliot Spitzer\'s sex scandal has been named.

Barack Obama has beaten rival Hillary Clinton to win the Democratic primary election in the state of Mississippi.

A man has been sentenced to jail for a month for allegedly breaching the Zimbabwe\'s electoral laws, when he destroyed a poster.

Zimbabwe\'s President Robert Mugabe has approved legislation giving local owners the right to take a majority share of foreign companies.

The Surinamese army said measures are being implemented to prevent a possible flood of illegal Brazilian gold miners from neighbouring French Guiana.

An explosive device caused minor damage to a military recruitment centre in New York City\'s Times Square.

Ecuador urged the Organisation of American States (OAS) to condemn Colombia for violating its territory.

The races for both the Democratic and Republican US presidential nominations could be settled today as four states vote in a major round of primary elections.

The police in Kenya said at least 12 persons were killed in land clashes in the west of the country last weekend.

An election court will convene today as a defeated candidate of the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) seeks a recount of the ballots cast in the constituency he contested in the January 15 general election.

The police in Sweden and Norway have each arrested three persons for terrorist related activities.