Explosion hits tourist bus near Egypt's Giza pyramids
Officials say 17 people were wounded after an explosion hits tourist bus near Giza pyramids.
Cannes film festival: New talent shines outside main event
Al Jazeera looks at the new talent lighting up the Cannes Film Festival.
Exit polls show India's Modi-led coalition likely to win majority
PM Narendra Modi's ruling alliance led by right-wing BJP is likely to win a majority in parliament, most exit polls say.
India concludes marathon seven-phase election, results on May 23
Voting in the seventh and final phase ends, wrapping up a six-week campaign with PM Narendra Modi seeking a second term.
Austria heading for September election after video scandal
'It is important that Austrians are given the chance of a new start,' President Alexander Van der Bellen said.
Exxon staff evacuation 'unacceptable': Iraqi minister
Iraqi oil minister asks Exxon Mobil officials for explanation for evacuating 50 US workers from southern Iraq.
Djokovic, Nadal renew rivalry at Italian Open final
Top two men's tennis players to face each other for a 54th career meeting at the championship match in Rome.
Saudi Arabia 'seeks to avert war, ready to respond with force'
Adel al-Jubeir, Saudi state minister of foreign affairs, says the ball is in Iran's court to determine its fate.
Boeing admits flaws in 737 MAX simulator software after crashes
Aerospace company says it has made corrections to simulator software used to train pilots flying its 737 MAX jets.
Key oil producers meet to discuss output amid Iran tension
The meeting is set to make recommendations ahead of a OPEC summit in late June, to be attended by Iran.
Qatar ships LNG to UAE after Dolphin pipeline outage: Report
Pipeline failure in Qatar resulted in disruption of LNG supplies to UAE, which Doha backed up with ships, Reuters says.
Somalia drought: UN warns of humanitarian crisis
Lack of so-called 'long rains' causes crop failures across the region.
Amash first Republican legislator to call for Trump's impeachment
In a series of tweets, legislator Justin Amash says the US president has engaged in 'impeachable conduct'.
Burkina Faso attack: Church attackers still unknown
Burkina Faso is a Muslim-majority country but all of its presidents have so far been Christian.
Madonna sparks flag controversy at 'non-political' Eurovision
At the close of Madonna's performance, two dancers wearing respective flags of Israel and Palestine walked arm in arm.
Australian PM attends church service after 'miracle' election win
Scott Morrison's Liberal-led conservative coalition is ahead in 76-seat race to form a majority government.