UN Human Rights Council agrees to send investigators to examine alleged human rights violations in the war-torn country.
Authorities end march early after self-professed National Socialists clash with anti-fascists and police.
Son of American missionary parents worked on more than 300 films, including both Hindi and international productions.
Under the truce, set to take effect at midnight, the group will suspend hostage-taking and attacks on infrastructure.
A look at Catalonia's economic might and how would a potential breakaway from Spain affect the country.
Military exercises to take place near Iran's border with Iraqi Kurdistan in response to 'illegitimate' referendum.
Hungary's foreign minister discusses tough immigration policies and the fight against EU migrant quotas.
Spain's government cracks down on Catalonia's banned secession vote as separatists camp out at schools across region.
Technical problem suspected in cargo plane crash following take-off from Kinshasa airport, leaving at least 10 dead.
Families of Palestinian attackers struggle to adapt after Israel razed their homes in a controversial, punitive policy.
As global demand for oil strengthens, we look at the state of the oil industry and the factors at play.
Pilot-less helicopter taxis are being readied in the Gulf emirate and could help free its heavily clogged highways.
As Trump announces more resources, we assess Afghanistan after 16 years of war and the cost of the many blunders so far.
We discuss the contradictions in Donald Trump's tax plan with renowned economist Arthur Laffer.
We debate the prospect of Rwandan President Paul Kagame remaining in power through 2034.
At least 50 Oromo people died last year at the Irreecha festival after police fired tear gas and started a stampede.
As Catalans head to the polls, what does independence mean for both sides? Plus, Mexico's diverse community radio.
Four children among the dead in overnight aerial attacks on a town in northwestern Idlib province, UK-based group says.
The US has made clear it has not declared war on North Korea. But Pyongyang can still trigger military confrontation.
Two years into the Russian intervention in Syria, we ask what Russians think of the war.
A photo round-up of some of last week's key events, including flooding in southern India
About half the country's opposition members of parliament have left as government vows more arrests over alleged coup.
Angry mayor of San Juan accuses Trump administration of 'killing us with the inefficiency' as desperation grows.
Pro-secession supporters camp out at Barcelona schools to defy Madrid authorities before Sunday's independence vote.
With the men at war or herding cattle, women live by their wits, farming, caregiving, and working to support families.
