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German football boss rejects Özil racism charge, but admits mistake

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Reinhard Grindel has admitted he should have done more to protect the midfielder against discriminatory abuse

Germany in political turmoil as coalition talks fail

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With no other viable coalition in sight, Germany may be forced to hold new elections that risk being as inconclusive as September's polls.

Davos calls for clear laws against cybercrime

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Davos has called for global action against cybercrime, saying countries should have clear laws against it.

Doha talks deadlocked despite world trade meeting

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The WTO has wrapped up a ministerial meeting on the Doha Round of negotiations for a global free trade pact with some minister calling for a new path.

Emerging giants dangle aid carrot at G20 summit

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Emerging giants are pressuring EU countries at the G20 to solve their debt crisis, with Beijing dangling $100-billion in rescue funds.

$2-bn UBS fraud scandal could see forced resignations

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Pressure is mounting on bosses of Swiss bank giant UBS to quit for failing to prevent a $2-billion trading loss.

Lesson learned: What apartheid taught the UN’s Navi Pillay

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Navi Pillay, the United Nations human rights chief, remembers a time when only white men could be judges in South Africa.

UN passes ‘historic’ gay rights resolution

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The UN Human Rights Council on Friday passed an historic resolution that seeks equal rights for everyone regardless of their sexual orientation.

UN: DRC mass rapes ‘defy belief’

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Three groups of armed militia raped at least 303 civilians in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) over four days, said a UN report.

US vows to pursue Polanski

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The US expressed disappointment at Switzerland's refusal to extradite Roman Polanski and vowed to pursue the three decade hunt for the director.

Aids death toll passes 25-million

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HIV/Aids has now killed 25-million people around the world but the number of new infections is slowing sharply, the UN said in its annual report.

World powers seek to pressure Iran over nuclear drive

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Six world powers on Thursday started crunch talks with Iran seeking to pressure Tehran to prove that its nuclear programme is peaceful.
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