Politics

Mali confirms 2nd Ebola death, fights to prevent virus spread

Mali scrambles to contain a fresh outbreak of Ebola as it confirmed the death of a nurse, the first case of the virus spreading within the country's borders. Duration: 01:00

Nov 13, 2014

World's first oil well still bubbling up black gold in Poland

The smell of money hangs thick in the air as black crude oil bubbles up from what is the world's oldest oil well, located in the sleepy Polish village of Bobrka. Duration: 02:09

Nov 13, 2014

UK Foreign minister visits Sierra Leone Ebola clinic

The British Foreign Minister Philip Hammond visited a new Ebola treatment centre in Sierra Leone. Duration: 01:03

Nov 13, 2014

More than $150 million-worth of jewelry sold in Geneva auction

More than $150 million-worth of jewelry is sold at a Christie's jewel auction in Geneva. Duration: 00:58

Nov 13, 2014

Lava keeps flowing close to residential areas in Hawaii

Lava on Tuesday continued to flow on Hawaii's Big Island after the eruption of the Kilauea volcano. Duration: 00:58

Nov 13, 2014

European probe lands on comet

A European probe makes the first-ever landing on a comet in a quest to explore the origins of the Solar System, but there were concerns over whether it is fastened securely enough to carry out its mission. Duration: 02:04

Nov 13, 2014

European probe Philae makes first-ever landing on comet

The European probe Philae has made the first-ever landing on a comet, a crowning phase in a quest to explore the origins of the Solar System, the European Space Agency (ESA) said Wednesday. Duration: 01:17

Nov 13, 2014

UN Ebola coordinator: slow progress being made

The United Nations' Ebola response coordinator on Wednesday said that slow progress is being made in tackling the virus in West Africa, while calling for people not to stigmatize those from countries affected by the disease. Duration: 00:50

Nov 13, 2014

Dutch unveil world's first solar-powered bicycle path

The Netherlands unveil the world's first solar bike path, a revolutionary project to harvest the sun's energy that could eventually also be used on roads. Duration: 00:59

Nov 13, 2014

Burkina army, civil groups remain divided over transition

Burkina Faso's army and civil groups struggle to approve a framework for a transitional government after the ouster of the country's longtime ruler. Duration: 00:53

Nov 13, 2014

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