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China’s National People’s Congress is set to vote to end constitutional limits on President Xi Jinping’s rule. It’s a major reversal of measures enacted in 1982 designed to prevent a lifelong dictatorship.

Several thousand protesters gathered in Macedonia's main square in the capital Skopje, demanding the government calls off ongoing talks with neighbouring Greece over a decades-long name dispute.

A French priest writes an open letter to Pope Francis, asking him to let married men be ordained - a move the pope has hinted he may be open to.

A prolonged period of political instability could hit Italy after voters rejected traditional parties in Sunday's election and flocked to anti-establishment and far-right groups.

Amateur videos appear to show air strikes targetting eastern Ghouta and Syrian Civil Defence forces rescuing the wounded

A school with worst library in Niger state gets govt attentions after channels TV report.

The party's National Leader says elected leaders of the party can't be forced out.

Residents of Minna decry the abuse of drainage.

Italy’s anti-establishment groups surged in Sunday’s election as voters punished the mainstream parties for years of economic decline, rising taxes and a wave of immigration, casting doubt on the country’s future political direction.

Illegal refineries - Group cautions security agencies against oil pollution in delta state.

Northern leaders advise Gov Ortom to cooperate with FG over Herdsmen Farmer's crisis.

World Bank partners Anambra government to tackle erosion.