Leaders of the US and France set aside differences on climate change in their meeting and focused on counterterrorism.
The United Nations cancels a consignment of vaccines because of the continuing conflict.
US Navy veteran Richard Rojas mowed down pedestrians in New York, killing a woman and injuring 22 others in May.
Announced by the US Middle East envoy, the deal will give occupied West Bank and Gaza 32.9 billion litres annually.
China's Nobel peace laureate, diagnosed with liver cancer while serving an 11-year sentence, died at the age of 61.
A UAE minister says Emirates sought 'fundamental change and restructuring' and not shutting down Al Jazeera.
US Secretary of State wraps up GCC trip after travelling to Doha for the second time in 48 hours.
Foreign Affairs article says Riyadh's leadership has 'a penchant for overplaying its hand' in the region.
Businessmen, shop owners, and Sudanese expats are desperate to finally ditch 20 years of US sanctions.
In Freital, Abu Hamid and his fellow refugees were attacked by right-wing Germans, who could be convicted of terrorism.
The Gulf Coordination Council (GCC) countries are some of the most heavily armed in the world.
Liu was diagnosed with liver cancer in May while serving an 11-year sentence.
More than 40 others wounded as two female bombers target busy area in northern Cameroon, local officials say.
Former President Lula's conviction shows that in Brazil it is impossible to govern without playing the corruption game.
Investigators say Maryam Nawaz presented certified documents typed in font that was unavailable at time of writing.
Heatwave continues with no end in the near future.
As son comes under fire, Trump says 'most' would accept meeting Russian lawyer offering damaging information on Clinton.
The water level rises ever higher with each passing year. Every high tide brings the sea into their homes.
Liu Xiaobo, who is serving a sentence over subversion, suffers from cancer and is being treated at a Shenyang hospital.
Zaur Dadayev and four others sentenced to jail for murdering Russian opposition leader, Boris Nemtsov, in 2015.
Human Rights Watch raises alarm over 'Orwellian' reality in the Gulf as critics are arrested in the first half of 2017.
Opposition supporters in Harare protest against what they say are plans to rig presidential elections next year.
Republican says Saudi crown prince may have made 'rookie mistake' over Qatar blockade, as diplomatic efforts continue.
Free trade agreements scripted by powerful governments and corporations devastate rural areas. Peasants don't want them!
Banned US football official was at the centre of a global corruption scandal that toppled ex-FIFA boss Sepp Blatter.
