Appointments come after new prime minister agreed to form government with five parties, ending a political deadlock.
On Thursday, 238 candidates from nine political parties will vie for the 53 parliament seats up for election.
US president reverses decision to include controversial chief White House strategist on the National Security Council.
Draft law wants social networks to remove fake news and abusive posts within a week or face $53m fines.
Refugees allege government forces slit throats, shot civilians, and ran down children in Uganda border town attack.
Diplomats meet in New York to discuss a suspected chemical attack in Idlib that killed at least 72 people.
Officials say both sides are to blame for vigilante attack that also left six injured in the Hindu-majority country.
A massive blast outside a coffee shop in Somalia's capital kills at least seven as a series of attacks continues.
The US may not be supporting death squads in Latin America anymore, but it is still waging a bloody trade war.
Amnesty says British filmmaker and translator were tortured after investigating alleged chemical attack in Darfur.
Survivors and aid workers share their stories of horror and shock after suspected chemical attack in Syria.
The story of the Palestinian village of Qaryut and its struggle to deal with attacks by nearby Israeli settlers.
The attack on CEU is a reminder of the dark path the Hungarian government is on.
While the government invokes risks of economic collapse due to refugees, the reality on the ground is far more complex.
UN weighs possible war-crime probe as medical workers in rebel-held Idlib province struggle to cope with casualties.
Fault Lines investigates the Alabama prison system, as prisoners lead a bold campaign to reform it from the inside.
Suspected ISIL fighters unleash overnight attacks after infiltrating northern Iraqi city, security sources say.
Little attention is paid to reporters from the Global South who are killed, abused, or left stranded by foreign media.
Streets in Nairobi slum are littered with human waste, prompting locals to develop innovative solutions to the problem.
Eritrean refugees, trapped and tortured in the Sinai desert, reach out to an activist radio host in Sweden.
The story of a family trying to get their sick infant son out of Gaza to save his life.
Police investigate deadly attack targeting census team and soldiers guarding them in Pakistan's second-biggest city.
Tourists stop coming during the country's electoral crisis, but the new government is hopeful that good times are ahead.
Women are protesting as rates of violence against them rise, forcing the government to act.
There are some three million EU nationals whose futures have been thrown into doubt after Article 50 was triggered.
