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Fully vaccinated U.S. travelers flying to England won't have to quarantine from August 2, but the CDC currently advises Americans against traveling to the U.K.

"The fourth surge is real, and the numbers are quite frightening at the moment," Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards said.

A referendum is about be held on whether to change how Bern regulates companies operating abroad, with far-reaching implications for climate change and human rights.

"The grand corruption of our recent past saw tens of billions of dollars frittered away on fraudulent oil deals and bogus military contracts."

The West African country has been blighted by thousands of spills in recent years.

Nigeria's former first lady has accused the Buhari administration of overseeing a "witch hunt" against her and her husband.

Muhammadu Buhari had been in the U.K. on sick leave since May 7.

The military capability of the militant herdsmen has become increasingly sophisticated.

Buhari has been away for two months. Is his vice president, Yemi Osinbajo, preparing to succeed him?

Nigeria's president has been absent for more than three months in 2017, but his wife says that he will soon make a strong return.

Nigeria slipped into recession in 2016 after militants blew up oil facilities. But the government is trying to negotiate peace.

Buhari has been on medical leave for a total of 14 weeks in 2017, and Nigerians are not satisfied.

Ethnic tensions are boiling over in Nigeria. They did that before, and more than 1 million people died as a result.

The West African country has been in recession since mid-2016.

Nigerian police arrested the 36-year-old, who has been linked to at least 13 abductions in the West African country.

Muhammadu Buhari has been out of the country for almost three months in 2017 as Nigeria battles recession and insurgency.

Norway sold seven decommissioned warships to a militant leader in Nigeria's oil basin, and the U.K. facilitated the sale.

Christian pastor Yemi Osinbajo is Nigeria's acting president while Muhammadu Buhari is on sick leave.

Oxfam said the figures show the extreme inequality in Nigeria, Africa's second-biggest economy.

The president has upped the amount the government gives in stipends and jobs training to ex-militants in the restive oil-rich region.

While a fragile truce is allowing Nigeria to step up oil output, a resolution of the crisis is unlikely without further concessions.

Muhammadu Buhari, 74, has rarely been seen in public since returning from seven weeks of sick leave in March.

Criminal gangs in the oil-rich southern marshlands have attacked pipelines and oil terminals and kidnapped ship crews for ransom.

Buhari returned in March from a two-month medical absence in the U.K.

Yemi Osinbajo took the reins as acting president during Buhari's absence for medical treatment in Britain.

The president said he would need to undergo "follow-ups" in the coming weeks.

Buhari has been absent for a month, but his deputy is pressing ahead.

The protests went ahead despite a star singer dropping out.

The singer has called for a peaceful march against the country's economic crisis.

Villagers in the Niger Delta wanted to sue the petroleum company in London, not Nigeria.