Brazil To Elect President Amid Corruption Claim

By Karine Mayer, South America News Editor Nearly 143 million people are expected to go to the polls in Brazil's presidential election run-off today. The conservative elite are threatening to kick the left out of power after 12 years. Voters will...

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Pro-West Parliament Expected In Ukraine Vote

Ukrainians are heading to polling stations to elect a new parliament, with pro-Western legislators who want to strengthen ties with Europe expected to enter power. However, 2.8 million voters are unable to cast a ballot, as the election is not being...

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Egypt Declares Emergency After Sinai Attack

A three-month state of emergency has come into force in parts of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula after a car bomb attack killed more than 30 soldiers. The bombing on Friday was carried out by a suspected jihadist who rammed a checkpoint with his explosives-packed...

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Merkel Set To Sink Cameron's EU Migrants Plan

Plans by David Cameron to get more control over how many EU migrants can enter the UK look set to be blocked by the leader of the German government Angela Merkel. The German Chancellor said she is against changing one of the fundamental principles...

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US Ebola Nurse Slams Quarantine Process

An American nurse who has been treating Ebola patients in Africa has criticised quarantine rules that keep her isolated despite testing negative. Doctors Without Borders worker Kaci Hickox returned to the US from Sierra Leone on Friday and was taken...

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Teen Isolated Over Ebola Fears In Australia

A woman who recently travelled from West Africa to Australia is in isolation and has been tested for possible Ebola. The patient, whose nationality has not been revealed, had developed a fever and is now at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital....

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Afghan Fighting Was 'Fruitless And Expensive'

By Sam Kiley, Foreign Affairs Editor Two men, successive commanders of the Special Air Service, gave the same advice to their superiors. One even drove the length of Helmand in an unarmoured Land Rover to seek out the truth. The first to conduct...

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Britain's War In Afghanistan Comes To An End

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Britain's war in Afghanistan is officially over. In a symbolic ceremony at Camp Bastion, the Union Flag was lowered for the last time, marking the formal handover of power to Afghan Forces. That simple...

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Ukraine Election: Breaking Links To The Past

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko tweeted a photo of himself flying over an unspecified part of the Donbas region early on election morning. Wearing his army uniform and sitting next to a machine gunner, he stared meaningfully out from his military...

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Woman Killed As Massive Wave Hits Road

A woman has drowned in Bulgaria after a massive wave from a river hit the road she was travelling on. It came as parts of the country were lashed by heavy rain, strong winds and snow. The severe weather led to some roads and houses being flooded...

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