Rescuers search for survivors after fire caused the 91-metre-tall rubbish dump to collapse, burying dozens of homes.
Allied foreign ministers meet in Moscow over Syrian war and warn Washington following cruise missile strike on airbase.
Whichever side claims victory on Sunday, things will never be the same in this nation of 75 million people.
We speak to Marine Le Pen's campaign adviser Jean Messiha, and debate what Emmanuel Macron has to offer.
World Food Programme says contract workers were hacked to death with machetes and shot in violence earlier this week.
Upcoming vote will be seen, among other things, as a referendum on the landmark nuclear deal signed with world powers.
Soldiers accused of tying a man to the front of an army jeep as a human shield against stone-throwers.
Activists hold rallies amid anger that government efforts to negotiate the schoolgirls' freedom have stalled.
The National Front is 'inclusive, not exclusive', claims its project coordinator, Jean Messiha.
Marine Le Pen's loan from a Russian bank has 'nothing to do with politics', says National Front adviser Jean Messiha.
Laura Slimani and Benjamin Haddad debate if En Marche candidate Emmanuel Macron is the right choice for France.
Another suspect escaped after he was taken into custody in connection with last month's murder of two UN investigators.
Three years after Boko Haram abducted 276 girls, many grief-stricken families still wait for their children to return.
Afghanistan shouldn't be a 'testing ground for new and dangerous weapons' Hamid Karzai says after US drops mega-bomb.
Vice foreign minister warns Pyongyang 'fully prepared' for US attack with 'powerful nuclear deterrent' at the ready.
From protests in South Africa and Venezuela to hunger in Somalia, here is the week in photos.
Clashes between Pakistani military and Taliban fighters in Dera Ghaza Khan leave three soldiers and nine Taliban dead.
In South Korea, many ask whether the US could launch military action against the North without first consulting Seoul.
Motive not apparent but home minister pledges to hunt down unnamed assailants targeting police officers and civilians.
Monitoring group says buses have started transporting civilians and fighters under a pact involving four besieged towns.
Is a Russia-NATO conflict in the making?
Open letter from artists, poets and academics to PM says controversial new law seeks 'to close democratic institutions'.
Amid shortages of food and medicine, thousands take to Caracas streets as campaign to topple the president turns deadly.
An Iraqi man shares his story of fleeing ISIL in Iraq and then in Syria, only to be stopped at the Turkish border.
Both Nigeria and the UK need to take swift action to stop embezzlement and money laundering that enable insurgency.
