Nearly 100 days and a new cabinet in, protests in Beirut continue to call for an end to sectarian politics.
Iranian leader warns Europeans of 'tough' consequences if they renege on the 2015 nuclear agreement.
Iran-backed Shia armed groups call on President Salih to step down for 'disrespecting' Iraqi sovereignty and blood.
As Brexit nears, House of Commons vote against proposed legislation to ensure children can reunite with families in UK.
Revelations since the December impeachment vote are prompting more calls for the Senate to hear witnesses.
At the end of the trial, two-thirds of the senators need to approve at least one article to remove the president.
Architect of CIA interrogation programme questioned at US base at Guantanamo Bay.
The Hollywood producer faces up to life in prison if convicted of the most serious charge, predatory sexual assault.
President Macron angered as Israeli security enter Church of St Anne, which is considered French territory.
Citing security concerns, Asia's football governing body shifts two games involving Iranian teams to UAE.
And what can be done about it?
Meeting of ministers from Egypt, Tunisia, Sudan, Chad, Mali and Niger follows world leaders' summit on shoring up truce.
Analysts say Lebanon's new contested cabinet must regain international community's trust and stem economic crisis.
Activists angered after swimming pool bans women, but sports centre says decision was based on financial reasons.
Democrats to make their case against Trump as Republican-controlled Senate kicks off up to 6 days of opening arguments.
Opening arguments follow marathon day of debate over the rules of the impeachment trial against Trump.
Resumption of shelling on airport put recent ceasefire brokered by Russia and Turkey on shaky ground.
Death of powerful militia leader in US drone strike throws future of the Popular Mobilisation Force into uncertainty.
Despite repeated warnings that the Philippines's Taal volcano could erupt at any time, some are risking their lives to stay close to home.
Children, often undocumented and unaccompanied, risk the dangerous crossing into South Africa in hope of a better life.
Mohammad Hani Abu Mandeel, Salem Zuweid an-Na'ami and Mahmoud Khaled Sa'id shot dead, local media reports.
Libya's oil production has slowed to a near halt after forces loyal to warlord Khalifa Haftar blockade ports and stop pipelines.
Thousands of people from Central America left their homes in the last week, hoping to reach the United States, but Mexico turned them back.
Approval of golden parachute comes months before polls which President Pierre Nkurunziza says will not contest.
In rare display of unity, Parliament overwhelmingly elects top judge as Greece's next head of state.
