Jamal Khashoggi case: All the latest updates
Meeting in Riyadh comes as Turkey's Erdogan calls killing 'political' but stops short of accusing Saudi royals over it.
Crackdown on Honduran migrant caravan 'against international law'
Rights groups warn government responses to Central American migrants, refugees going to US may violate international law
Cooperating or clashing over the killing of Jamal Khashoggi?
Turkey's president says the Saudi journalist was victim of savage murder, but stops short of blaming Saudi leaders.
Saudi Arabia pledges $6bn to Pakistan amid economic crisis
Riyadh agrees to give $3bn as balance of payment support and a further $3bn loan for oil imports, Pakistan says.
Brussels and Rome in standoff over Italian budget
Italian populist government leaders say will not bow to pressure after EU rejects spending plans for 2019.
Putin meets Bolton amid nuclear treaty exit tensions
US security adviser's meeting with Russia's leader comes days after Trump voiced plan to end major arms control treaty.
In Texas, Trump speech takes far-right turn: 'I'm a nationalist.'
With the midterm elections just two weeks away, the US president and some within his party have escalated the attacks.
Iraq: Deadly car bomb hits market near Mosul
At least six killed in the blast that targeted a crowded market area in the northern Iraqi town of Qayyara.
Bomb found at philanthropist George Soros's New York home
Package with what seemed to be an explosive was found in a mail box outside the billionaire financier's house.
Cheers, claps as MBS shows up at 'Davos in the desert' event
MBS says he is satisfied with Riyadh conference despite boycott by politicians and businesses over Khashoggi killing.
Oldest intact shipwreck known to mankind found in Black Sea
The trading ship, previously only seen in an intact state on the side of ancient Greek pottery, was dated back to 400BC.
Retrial to begin for US border agent who shot teen across border
Lonnie Swartz is charged with manslaughter in the 2012 fatal cross-border shooting of 16-year-old Jose Rodriguez.
India's Assam shuts down over plans to amend citizenship law
The government plans to make it easier for Hindus, Buddhists and Christians to get citizenship while excluding Muslims.
The Khashoggi murder and the one-man rule of MBS
The cult of personality MBS has built to consolidate power may finally be crumbling following the Khashoggi murder.
Japanese journalist Jumpei Yasuda captured in Syria 'freed'
Citing Qatari officials, Japan says a man believed to be Jumpei Yasuda has been freed after three years of captivity.
UN panel: France ban on face veil 'violates' women's rights
The UN Human Rights Committee calls on France to review its 2010 law banning women from covering their faces in public.