Jenny Vaughan

The much-anticipated second meeting between the two leaders was supposed to build on their historic first summit in Singapore

The normally sleepy Vietnamese border station of Dong Dang spruced itself up for Kim’s arrival after the leader’s 4 000km odyssey through China

Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were each imprisoned for seven years last week for breaching the country’s hardline Official Secrets Act

The Thai military said it is providing months’ worth of food and diving lessons to the boys, discovered in the Tham Luang network of caves

The preliminary police investigation into the killing of three Muslim students indicates a dispute over condominium parking motivated the shootings.

Natnael Berhane is one of several Eritrean cyclists making their mark on the sport.

When Tadiwos Belete moved to Ethiopia from the United States a decade ago to open a luxury spa, his relatives thought he was crazy.

African leaders have opened celebrations for the 50th jubilee of the continental bloc with Africa’s problems set aside for a day to mark progress.

Tens of thousands of Ethiopians mourned the late strongman Meles Zenawi, in the first state funeral staged for a leader in more than 80 years.

Thousands of mourning Ethiopians turned out as the late prime minister Meles Zenawi’s body arrived at Addis Ababa airport.

An Ethiopian court has sentenced two Swedish journalists to 11 years in jail for supporting terrorism and entering the country illegally.