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Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi has stepped down as chairman of the 53-nation African Union, but not without firing a few verbal broadsides at the organization.  Mr. Gadhafi chastised his fellow heads of state for refusing to go along with his plan for a "United States of Africa." All was calm on the surface... more

Some Haitians trying to rebuild their shattered communities are turning to their faith.  Many Haitians now worship in the open air after their churches were badly damaged or destroyed by a devastating earthquake nearly three weeks ago. In one Port-au-Prince neighborhood, a Catholic congregation meets in the parish courtyard, beside the badly damaged main... more

Royal Dutch Shell has shut three oil flow stations in Nigeria's Niger Delta region after a pipeline was sabotaged, a company spokeswoman has said. She said Saturday's leak on the Trans Ramos oil pipeline was confirmed "to have been caused by sabotage". The leak was later stopped. No group has so far claimed responsibility for the attack. It came shortly after Nigeria's militant group Mend said it was ending the truce it declared last... more

Iceland's parliament has approved plans to repay 3.8bn euros (£3.4bn) to savers in the UK and the Netherlands. The money will go to the British and Dutch governments, who partially compensated savers when the Icesave online bank failed. More than 320,000 savers lost out when the bank collapsed in 2008. A bill on the measure, narrowly approved against strong opposition, was seen as crucial to Iceland's bid to join the EU and rebuild its economy... more