Annual meeting to push for measures that counter boycott Israel campaign as rights groups call bills 'unconstitutional'.

Burnley end a run of 11 Premier League matches without a win by coming from behind to beat Everton at Turf Moor.

Video assistant referees are set to be used at this year's World Cup after football's lawmakers vote to approve the technology.

A €60 fine to a pregnant Paris metro user for misusing a one-way system sparks social media anger.

Before Italy's election we ask if the country's fragile economic recovery could be at risk of melting away.

Angela Watt was married outside at Stirling Castle after she thought the weather had stopped the wedding.

Ice skaters take a twirl on the frozen canals of the Netherlands.

The importance of intellectual property rights is increasing in China, where the economy is switching from industry to innovation, and Chinese firms are beginning to fight for those rights, even in foreign courts.

Called 'America's Pastor', the Evangelical preacher was honoured in the US Capitol building, but his views on interfaith and racial tolerance remain a subject of some dispute.

Al Jazeera speaks to Eritreans in Israel who are facing a tough decision: deportation or imprisonment.

Wishing to capitalise on the success of a UNICEF programme, the Nigerian government is offering $41 a year to families to keep their daughters in the classroom.

Nicknamed 'Windmageddon', the powerful storm grounded planes, caused flooding, brought down power lines and tree limbs, and even closed the US federal government.

Investigative reporter Jan Kuziak and his fiancee Martina Kusnirova were found murdered in their home in Bratislava after Kuziak began investigating links between the government and organised crime.

The British prime minister said that some policies would look similar to EU rules, while others would shift away, but she has rejected EU proposals on several key sticking points.

While debate in the US political establishment continues over Second Amendment rights, some businesses are taking action, both to limit gun sales, and to distance themselves from the National Rifle Association.

Laura Kuenssberg's analysis on Theresa May's Brexit speech.

The M5S has led in recent opinion polls and, although having shifted policies from those of its founder Beppe Grillo, the party rejects deals and coalitions with mainstream parties.