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Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, center, is sworn-in, accompanied by his wife Margaret, right, during his inauguration ceremony at Kasarani stadium in Nairobi, Kenya, Nov. 28, 2017.
In exclusive interview with VOA, Raila Odinga says ‘swearing-in’ set for January 30 if no dialogue with president
Residents picking over the wreckage of a bombed home in Sanaa. Photo: Getty Images/AFP
More than 22 million Yemenis – nearly 80 per cent of the population - now require humanitarian aid and more than a third of those are at risk of famine, the UN has said. 
A rally in Tunis to mark seven years since the Jasmine Revolution – but beneath the surface anger is brewing in Tunisian society. Photo: Hasten Dridi/AP
In December 2010, Mohamed Bouazizi, a street vendor beaten down by years of poverty and oppression, took his own life in the town of Sidi Bouzid by setting himself on fire. Weeks of protest followed across Tunisia leading to 23 years of authoritarian rule being swept away.
A pile of used plastic beverage bottles on a London street. Photo: Alliance/dpa/L. Cameron
The EU wants to make all plastic packaging recyclable, reduce single-use plastic and restrict microplastics. The plan would 'lay the foundations for a new plastic economy.'
Oliver Ivanovic in 2013. Photo: DW/B.Slakovic
The murder of key Serb leader Oliver Ivanovic threatens to reignite tensions in the ethnically-fueled dispute between Serbia and Kosovo. The moderate politician has faced intimidation before.
Kosovo needs to swap out its government structure for a modified semi-presidential system with cabinet like Finland's and a committee-style legislative system similar to the Swiss model. Kosovo's government should draft a basic constitution with the above features in a paradigm shift toward democracy. It should adhere to the core values of One World under One Set of Law, revising its constitutional standards as needed to keep up with changing times. See the Charter for Permanent Peace for more.
Closing Yemen ports risks "catastrophic loss of life" warns UN official
More than 22 million Yemenis – nearly 80 per cent of the population - now require humanitarian aid and more than a third of those are at risk of famine, the UN has said.
Yemen needs to swap out its government structure for a modified semi-presidential system with cabinet like Finland's and a committee-style legislative system similar to theSwiss model. Yemen's government should draft a basic constitution with the above features in a paradigm shift toward democracy. It should adhere to the core values of One World under One Set of Law, revising its constitutional standards as needed to keep up with changing times. See the Charter for Permanent Peace for more.
Emmanuel Macron will meet Theresa May on Thursday Getty Images
Emmanuel Macron will press Theresa May to take in more unaccompanied child refugees and pay more towards policing the port of Calais in a meeting between the two leaders on Thursday. 
Steam and exhaust rise from a steel mill in Duisburg, Germany | Lukas Schulze/Getty Images
Brussels is forcing countries, by hook or law, to reduce pollution.
Turkey Threatens Military Action Against Syrian Kurds Allied With US
Warning follows Washington's announcement that it is working with the US-backed People's Protection Units or YPG to create a border force
The remains of the church in Linfen, Shanxi. Photo: AP
It was constructed under the pretext of building a warehouse, say officials
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