Why is the violent far right still able to organise online?
It's been eight years since Anders Breivik, who received and spread violent ideas online, carried out the Norway attack.
Israel begins demolishing Palestinian homes near separation wall
Hundreds of Israeli troops move into Sur Baher village and begin knocking down scores of Palestinian homes.
Puerto Rico governor 'won't seek re-election' after mass protests
Ricardo Rossello announces he will not seek another term amid protests and mounting calls to quit over leaked chats.
Pakistan's Khan to meet Trump with Afghan peace on agenda
Pakistani and US leaders to discuss peace in Afghanistan, defence, energy and trade ties in talks at the White House.
NZ plans firearm register, tighter licensing amid gun law reforms
The tighter rules come amid a gun buyback scheme designed to remove semi-automatic weapons from circulation.
Cambodia denies deal to allow Chinese forces at its naval base
President Hun Sen rejects report in US paper as 'baseless' amid Washington's concern about China's influence in region.
Polls show Scotland hostile to probable leader Boris Johnson
Scottish party leaders believe Boris Johnson getting premiership to cause deeper rift between England and Scotland.
'A failure': Marawi verdict on Duterte ahead of annual address
Philippines president to deliver State of the Nation address on Monday, and security in south is likely to be an issue.
Trump: Minority congresswomen should 'apologise to America'
The remarks come after the president was slammed for saying the lawmakers should 'go back' to their countries of origin.
Venezuelan jet 'aggressively shadowed' US military plane: US
Pentagon says its aircraft was in international airspace and the Venezuelan action endangered the safety of the crew.
Mayhem in Hong Kong as police fire tear gas, rubber bullets
Hundreds of thousands of protesters on the streets demanding independent inquiry over 'escalating' police abuse of power
Ukraine president's party set for big win in parliamentary polls
Comic-turned-president Volodymyr Zelenskiy's party took a commanding lead in Sunday's snap election, exit polls showed.
Japan's Abe claims victory in upper house election
The ruling bloc falls short of the two-thirds needed to amend the nation's pacifist constitution, according to state TV.
Mexico says US noted 'significant advances' in curbing migration
Mike Pompeo meets Mexican counterpart before July 22 deadline on deal that removed tariff threats on Mexico's exports.
At least 18 killed in Syrian government attacks on Idlib province
A young citizen journalist is among civilians killed in Syrian and Russian air raids, a war monitor says.
Why do ships sail under flags of convenience?
The recent seizure of oil tankers in the Persian Gulf has raised questions over what common shipping practice entails.