Sri Lanka bombings: All the latest updates
President Sirisena vows to defeat 'terrorism' following the Easter bombings as police look for 140 ISIL suspects.
SAS pilots strike, travel plans of 170,000 passengers at risk
The Swedish Air Line Pilots Association said negotiations had failed to find a solution to pilots' working conditions.
Outcry mounts over deaths in custody in Myanmar's Rakhine State
Military's Myawady newspaper blames 'heart failure' for deaths of men taken away by soldiers.
Suspicion stalks Sri Lanka's Muslim community after bombings
Fearing backlash many Muslims are avoiding venturing out as hardline group NTJ is blamed for blasts that killed 253.
London meeting to discuss 'next steps' for Yemen peace process
The talks hosted by the UK foreign secretary bring together representatives of the UAE, Saudi Arabia, US and the UN.
India's Modi files nomination papers as he seeks a second term
The Hindu nationalist leader is contesting from Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh, which he won in 2014 by a record margin.
Myanmar pardons prisoners but Reuters journalists remain in jail
The government pardoned 6,948 inmates, bringing the total number of prisoners recently released to 16,499.
Amid clashes, UN evacuates 350 more refugees detained in Tripoli
A total of 675 people have been evacuated from detention facilities near the Libyan capital since Wednesday.
China's Xi pledges to 'fight corruption' at Belt and Road summit
President Xi Jinping laid out China's aspirations for its Belt and Road Initiative that spans the globe.
Everything you need to know about Spain's general election
Spain to vote against backdrop of tensions over Catalonia as rising far right upsets traditional two-party landscape.
UK to allow limited 5G access to Huawei despite concerns
The UK enters into a deal with the Chinese telecoms company to provide parts of the 5G network, despite security threat.
Tiananmen Square protests and China's fight for internet control
Since President Xi took power in 2012, China has launched an unprecedented crackdown on online freedom.
Morocco announces wage deal as teachers' protests continue
Govt signs 'new social deal' with employers and labour unions while teachers continue protests over contracts.
Ghosn released on bail but barred contact with wife
Ex-Nissan chief criticised condition but expressed gratitude for his release from detention centre in Tokyo.
Kim Jong Un: US acted in bad faith at Vietnam talks
Talks between North Korea and US over sanctions and denuclearisation ended abruptly in February.
US: Massachusetts judge charged with helping man evade ICE
Charges mark latest skirmish over immigration enforcement between Trump and local gov'ts that resist his crackdown.