Qatar-Gulf crisis: All the latest updates
An air, sea and land blockade imposed on Qatar by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt is now in its fourth month.
Birthdays under siege in Yemen: No candles, no presents
A widowed mother rues her inability to provide for her children living under siege by Houthi rebels in Taiz.
Ziad Doueiri film dropped from Ramallah festival
Cancellation comes after activists launch boycott campaign over director's 'normalising approach' towards Israel.
Matilda: A tale of Tsar-crossed lovers
Controversy has surrounded a state-sponsored film about the romance between Tsar Nicholas II and a teenage ballerina.
Abadi tells Tillerson: PMF is hope of Iraq and region
Iraqi PM defends role of Iran-backed militias after top US diplomat calls for them to be expelled from the country.
Will Abe change Japan's pacifist constitution?
After election win for his party and coalition partner, the PM signaled a push towards reforming the constitution.
NFL row intensifies as players kneel and raise fists
US President Donald Trump accuses players of "total disrespect" as they continue protest against police brutality.
Long road ahead for Marawi rebuilding as fighting ends
According to estimates, the Duterte administration needs at least $1.1bn for the rehabilitation of the city.
ISIL accused of killing scores of Qaryatayn civilians
ISIL fighters accused of conducting a revenge campaign before the capture of Al-Qaryatayn by Syrian government forces.
Erdogan: Turkey's membership will cure EU's problems
Turkish president urges EU leaders to have 'common sense' on issues related to Turkey and in interactions with Ankara.
Kurds accuse Baghdad of troop build-up on region border
Kurdish officials in northern Iraq express concern over 'dangerous deployment' of Iraqi troops and allied militia.
Court postpones sentencing white farmers in coffin case
Two men were found guilty after shoving black victim into coffin and threatening to set him on fire.
In Kurdistan we need change, not theatrics
The Kurdish referendum was about political power games, not about independence.
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Risking death to save lives in Guinea
In a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure, saving lives is a dangerous job.
Court to sentence whites who shoved black man in coffin
Two men were found guilty after shoving black victim into coffin and threatening to set him on fire.