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Taliban car bomb attack kills 13 Americans in Kabul

US forces in Afghanistan suffered their deadliest insurgent attack in months on Saturday after a car filled with explosives rammed into the side of an armoured bus ... Full story

World Leaders Vow To Eradicate Polio

LEADERS of four Commonwealth nations — Australia, Canada, Britain, Nigeria and Pakistan — have added their weight in the push to eradicate polio, pledging ... Full story

Jonathan Tasks Commonwealth Leaders On Economy

President Goodluck Jonathan has urged leaders of the Commonwealth to build on the organisation’s established values and principles in order to achieve economic and social ... Full story

Obijiofor: The Commonwealth: For better or worse?

IN the pristine Western Australian city of Perth, Commonwealth heads of government will begin today a three-day meeting as part of their biennial summit. The ... Full story

UN votes to end Libya military mandate

The UN Security Council yesterday unanimously voted to end the mandate for international military action in Libya, ending another chapter in the war ... Full story

SMEDAN, SEC plan funding for small businesses .

The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have begun talks on how to fund Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). ... Full story

U.S. Representative Mike Rogers, a Republican from Michigan and chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, says Beijing’s cyber-espionage campaign has “reached an intolerable level.”

Lawmaker calls for international pressure to stop China’s cyber-espionage

The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee spoke in unusually sharp terms Tuesday about China’s alleged efforts to steal American commercial data online, saying Beijing’s cyber-espionage campaign has “reached an intolerable level” that demands action. ... Full story