Sudan and South Sudan edge closer to war over oil. A UK court may order a Nigerian former governor's property seized. And Guinea Bissau's new rulers promise severe repression.
Madeleine Earp, senior Asia Research Associate at the Committee to Project Journalists in New York, discusses mounting pressure on Myanmar's junta to deliver on promises of press freedom ...
France is worried that Al-Qaeda’s influence is growing in the wartorn north of Mali and wants the UN Security Council to back humanitarian aid to the area, which has fallen to Tuareg ...
West African leaders have introduced harsh sanctions on Mali's new junta ahead of emergency UN talks on Tuesday on the troubled nation, half of which is now held by Tuareg rebels and Islamist ...
Fourteen members of the late Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet's military regime went on trial in absentia in Paris Wednesday, over the disappearance of four French citizens.
In an exclusive interview with RFI, Myanmar pro-democracy leader and Nobel Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi says she would be happy to work with the military to bring democracy to Myanmar.
Pro-democracy campaigners hailed the release of Aung San Suu Kyi but supporters told RFI that they are worried about her safety and the future of her political party.
