Unprecedented security measures taken across Britain after Monday's suicide attack at a Manchester concert arena.
Two explosions strike bus station in Indonesia's capital, killing one police officer and injuring three other people.
Al-Shabab claim responsibility for the explosion which also left 15 people injured in Somalia's capital city.
Dahal's move may affect final phase of local elections set for June 14 even though his decision was somewhat expected.
Amnesty International urges the US and other countries to stop arms transfers that could fuel atrocities.
Ongoing violence prompts 'mass exodus' from Marawi, as armed fighters behead police chief and take churchgoers hostage.
Soldiers deployed at key sites, three more arrested and home secretary says suspect was known to security services.
Rescue operation by Malta-based aid boat just one of 15 under way off Libya's coast, according to Italy's coastguard.
Civilians in Erbin, one of Eastern Ghouta's besieged communities, live with no water, electricity or public services.
No country in the world recognises Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, with the exception of Russia.
We investigate an incident highlighting tensions in Lebanese politics, the role of Hezbollah and the sectarian divide.
Human rights group calls for the release of Ahmad Qatamesh, a prominent writer jailed without charges or trial.
Controversial Sheriff David Clarke of Milwaukee County says he will join Trump's Department of Homeland Security.
It's time to change the way we talk and think about Africa.
Unfortunately, there is not much to celebrate on the 26th anniversary of Eritrea's independence.
The police officers were on patrol when their vehicle was hit a by a landmine laid by armed group al-Shabab.
Ongoing violence prompts 'mass exodus' from Marawi, a day after Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte declared martial law.
Judges in small island nation say current laws violate constitutional rights, but conservatives angered by ruling.
Emmanuel Macron also preparing new security measures and legislation having studied 'new terrorist threat'
President presents plans for a new popular assembly, a move decried by the opposition as a tactic to cling onto power.
Two families - one Greek, one Iraqi - come together in a Lesbos hotel, looking for stability amid their own crises.
Beijing rejects ratings agency's assessment, saying it overestimated the risks to the Chinese economy.
Visit comes after public disagreements between the two men over climate change, immigration and refugee policy.
Delegates seek to revive country's faltering peace process amid some of the worst violence in years.
Detention follows complaint that Ali made an 'obscene hand gesture' outside a Cairo court in January, his lawyer says.
