Mali international midfielder Yacouba Sylla has joined Panathinaikos on loan from French side Rennes, the Greek Super League club announced Wednesday.

Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane has defended club chairman Daniel Levy's famously patient approach to transfer dealings.

Five days after slamming into Texas as a major hurricane, Harvey made a second landfall on Wednesday, hitting Louisiana, a state which still bears deep scars from 2005's Hurricane Katrina.

British Prime Minister Theresa May was attending Japan's top security meeting Thursday, officials said, days after nuclear-armed North Korea fired a missile over the Asian nation.

French officials have charged a man for ramming a car into soldiers outside a barracks in an upmarket western suburb of Paris this month, injuring six, judicial sources said Thursday.

Emerging markets will start to dominate rankings of the world's top economies by 2030, according to a report from PwC.

Australia's 14th-seeded Nick Kyrgios crashed out in the first round of the US Open on Wednesday with a right shoulder injury then beat himself up verbally for lacking dedication.

Australia's most notorious paedophile priest was Thursday sentenced to another 11 years behind bars for sexually abusing a dozen children, with the judge saying he knew "no boundaries".

Coastguards in Bangladesh on Thursday found the bodies of 16 Rohingya, many of them children, who drowned when their boat capsized as they fled an upsurge in violence in Myanmar that has forced at least 18,500 to seek refuge across the border.

Thirteen civilians from the same family were killed and another 15 wounded in a US air strike on Taliban fighters in eastern Afghanistan, Afghan authorities said Thursday.

The country’s wood industry is near collapse and the move is expected to salvage the situation.

Maria Sharapova's Grand Slam return from her doping ban continued Wednesday when the former world number one reached the US Open last 32 with a 6-7 (4/7), 6-4, 6-1 win over Timea Babos of Hungary.

United States captain Michael Bradley has called on his team-mates to finish the job as they aim to take a giant stride towards the 2018 World Cup with victory over Costa Rica on Friday.

Japan's defence ministry said Thursday it will request its largest-ever annual budget, just days after nuclear-armed North Korea fired a rocket over the country in a provocation that drew global condemnation.

At least seven people died and dozens were feared trapped when a building collapsed in India's financial capital of Mumbai Thursday, after days of heavy rain swamped the city.

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Afaglo claims he had his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Georgia Tech in the United States of America.

Joe Forson, who claimed to have witness the incident said Mr Nketia was not attacked.

Flagstaff House communications director, Eugene Arhin, confirmed on Wednesday that the petition was received by the president on August 18, 2017 and he referred it to CJ Sophia Akuffo on August 29.

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