France, Sept. 20 -- Exit polls by public broadcaster ARD on Sunday night indicated that Metz's centre-right CDU came in with just 5.5 percent percent in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. It's the lowest... Read More
France, Sept. 20 -- The leaders' meeting was being held at a time when both their countries were experiencing strained relations with the United States. Macron was waiting for Carney as he stepped of... Read More
France, Sept. 20 -- Here are some of the key issues the pontiff is expected to face while on the first official visit to France by a head of the Catholic Church in 18 years: Clerical abuse The Vatica... Read More
France, Sept. 20 -- "When you're from Bayeux, you grow up with the tapestry," said Mathis Laîne, who works at a restaurant opposite the Bayeux Tapestry Museum. "You go to see it at school, everyo... Read More
France, Sept. 20 -- Ghana is a crucial market for Nigeria's onion industry, importing nearly 100,000 tonnes every year. When hundreds of tonnes of Nigerian onions were seized at Kotoka market in Accra... Read More
France, Sept. 20 -- Fred Lumbuye, a Ugandan dissident and blogger who lives in Turkey, faces 15 criminal charges in Uganda, including incitement to violence, spreading false information and computer m... Read More
France, Sept. 20 -- Sorghum is the world's fifth most important cereal crop, after wheat, maize, rice and barley. It is widely grown across sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Asia for human consumption,... Read More
France, Sept. 19 -- The turning point, Decq says, came in late May, when the first heatwave kicked in - weeks before most people expected any extreme heat. By the end of the month, temperatures in the... Read More
France, Sept. 19 -- The Congolese sports ministry confirmed the death of 23-year-old Masaisai on Saturday. "It is with deep sorrow and great sadness that the Ministry of Sport and Leisure has learnt ... Read More
France, Sept. 19 -- Police have set up an investigation into the deaths, which the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) initially blamed on an outbreak of disease, the interior ministry a... Read More