Seventeen-year-old refugee suffered 'repeated blows to the head' in an attack police are treating as a hate crime.
The US secretary of state issues a warning to NATO allies to increase their defence spending.
Are Romania's media outlets caught in a conflict of interest when reporting the country's top news story?
An outbreak of meningitis has killed 324 people in Nigeria since mid-December, according to the health ministry.
Supreme Court reverses decision after President Nicolas Maduro calls it to annul ruling to 'maintain balance of powers'.
UK media echoes government officials calling for tougher security measures after attack in Westminster.
As Catalan leaders push for an independence referendum, what would such a development mean for the future of the region?
After acquiring Souq.com, can it convince Middle East's 50 million consumers it is a one-stop shop for online retail?
Dana Schutz's painting Open Casket raises many questions about depiction of racial violence in contemporary US society.
The attack in Westminster saw British media revert to a familiar template. Plus, Romania's media challenges politicians.
Rebel fighters and their families leave for Idlib province under an agreement with government that began in March.
Seeking a renewed relationship, President Sisi sets off to meet Trump after nearly four years of tension with US.
Residents were evacuated from East Java village, but some returned for work on Saturday when the landslide hit.
Severe storms, known as Kalboishakis, bring lightning, flooding and even tornadoes to parts of India and Bangladesh.
Newly appointed finance minister Gagiba sets out goals as pressure on President Zuma increases after cabinet reshuffle.
Months after the storm, progress is slow but many Haitians remain hopeful for the future.
While other undocumented communities are growing more vocal, undocumented Asian and Pacific Islanders face stigma.
Authorities call on Supreme Court to review its decision to annul congress, which critics decried as a "coup".
Prime Minister Hariri calls for more international support, saying he fears civil unrest due to Syrian refugee influx.
Some 248 people have been deported from Europe to Afghanistan this year, compared with 580 in 2016.
Residents and analysts of Gaza anguish over the prospects of another Israeli onslaught.
Saturday's elections are the first since the country voted Aung San Suu Kyi's NLD into office in 2016.
Beijing says new rules are necessary to fight 'extremism' but rights groups have called similar restrictions repressive.
President Nicolas Maduro vows to resolve controversy over decision by Supreme Court to strip Congress of its powers.
Demonstrations over secret Senate vote on bill that would allow President Cartes to run for re-election turn violent.
