There has been an outcry over the high number of civilians killed by suspected US-led coalition air strikes in Mosul.
Police detain scores attempting to hold banned rally, days after president warns of foreign-backed plot to topple him.
Officials say the rebel fighters attacked the police as they were driving from Tshikapa to Kananga.
At least two civilians and one policeman killed during the operation at a residential building in Sylhet city.
Separatist groups vow to boycott talks with the government next week, explaining they are not sufficiently inclusive.
Although an election committee will choose Hong Kong's new Chief Executive, the vote has caused much debate in the city.
How have headlines evolved, from their early days in the late 19th century to their bold modern digital descendants?
Conspiracy theories and rumours swirl in Washington, DC as media and the American public try to make sense of it all.
UN calls on all parties to protect civilians after more than 500 were killed in fighting over the past week.
We examine potential pitfalls and dangers facing business, and the EU itself, on separating UK from the trading bloc.
Rumours that the Kremlin undermined American democracy by helping Donald Trump win kept the US press busy this week.
Leaders renew Rome treaty vows as they mark the 60th anniversary of EU's founding pact in the Italian capital.
After witnessing the car-and-knife attack from his office window, Muddassar Ahmed launched a crowdfunding campaign.
Gaza police say Israel and collaborators responsible for killing of senior Hamas member Mazen Faqha.
Renewed violence, despite a ceasefire brokered by Russia and Turkey, casts further doubt on UN-led peacemaking efforts.
American University of Beirut to pay $700,000 for violating US sanctions by giving media training to banned outlets.
Passengers decry US, UK ban on laptops and tablets in hand luggage on some flights from Middle East and North Africa.
As Ankara negotiates with Moscow to acquire S-400 missiles, Turkey's defence minister discusses NATO and security.
Cyclone Debbie is forecast to be the strongest storm of the season yet.
Family mourns death of 17-year-old boy, after Israel refused to let him leave Gaza for an urgent medical procedure.
Cafes, churches and playing fields are quieter than usual, as undocumented immigrants lay low amid the crackdown
More than 250 people have been killed so far this rainy season as floods have left remote communities isolated.
Amos Yee, accused of insulting the island's late leader and religious groups, was jailed for weeks in 2015 and 2016.
The attack on the UK parliament has been called 'terrorism'. Who decides whether a crime is a 'terror' act?
