Israeli prime minister's office says the compound will be accessible gradually from Sunday.
Thousands carry Turkish flags while others chanted "we are soldiers of Tayyip (Erdogan)" to mark July 2016 attack.
China's most prominent dissident Liu Xiaobo died of liver cancer but many hold the Chinese government responsible.
President Hassan Rouhani praises Mirzakhani's "unprecedented brilliance", saying her death caused great sorrow.
The French leader's decision to invite Benjamin Netanyahu to Paris is 'embarrassing', say demonstrators.
Philippine president makes quip before Filipino diplomats, the latest in a string of incidents critics call sexist.
UN Syria envoy de Mistura says the Syrian regime has not budged in its unwillingness to discuss political transition.
French Foreign Minister says his country is "very concerned by the sudden deterioration" of the situation in the Gulf.
Clerics and worshipers barred from entering Al-Aqsa mosque compound for second day after gun attack leaves five dead.
Is it the right time for the US to scale back measures put into place after the 2008 global financial crisis?
Right groups welcome Supreme Court's decision ordering investigation into the killing of more than 1,500 people.
Indonesia says armed groups use Telegram's channels for recruitment and to spread methods for carrying out attacks.
Young man in Varanasi city survives but suffers 50 percent burns after setting himself on fire shouting 'freedom'.
Civil conflict in Myanmar has lasted for more than 60 years, displacing thousands of people within the country.
Thousands join calls for harsher punishment and tougher measures to buy corrosive substances amid rise in attacks.
Homeland graffiti artist Heba Amin and Militainment author Roger Stahl on Hollywood's relationship with the military.
'His relationship with his base is not like the traditional relationship of a politician,' says writer Naomi Klein.
We discuss how Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs won't solve the country's drug problem.
Neoliberalism destroyed Latin America in the 1990s. Today it is being reintroduced - and it will wreak havoc again.
An in-depth look at the key issues surrounding the deadly coup attempt that shook Turkey in July 2016.
Palestinians have denounced the closure, which follows a deadly shooting attack, as a violation of religious freedoms.
Ankara declares July 15 a national holiday as President Erdogan leads events marking the defeat of coup plotters.
Travelling inland from its mouth, the River Congo holds many stories of slavery, colonialism and independence.
Federal judge in Hawaii expanded list of family relationships needed by people for US visas from six Muslim countries.
Liu died from multiple organ failure on Thursday, having not been allowed to leave the country for cancer treatment.
