Today, Iran faces a hostile White House and has many enemies because of its attempts to project influence beyond its borders.

Paintings said to have been painted by Adolf Hitler fail to sell at Nuremberg auction marred by allegations of forgery.

US-backed Kurdish forces in Syria are 'advancing' in eastern province of Deir Az Zor as battle against ISIL underway.

As US and Russia compete within UN on backing opposing factions, another colonel shifts side in support of Guaido.

A look back at a year of African Union under the tenure of Rwanda's President Paul Kagame

The organisation has a long way to go until it can claim to fulfil promises made when it was founded in 2001.

Within the next six months, it must rename state institutions, rewrite school textbooks and relabel public monuments.

White House had until Friday to report to Congress on the killing of the Saudi writer, but it missed the deadline.

The cause of the high levels of pollution that is killing marine life.

Up to 45cm of snow and blizzards in Tibet affect residents, making roads impassable, cutting off water and electricity.

After the collapse of a ferry deal with a company with no ships, British MPs urge Theresa May to sack Chris Grayling.

As Thailand begins another episode of its turbulent political story, many hope a new government will reverse a military crackdown on free speech.

Venezuelans stream across the Colombian border while foreign aid remains stuck in a standoff between President Maduro and the US.

New agreement, yet to be approved by the parliament, comes after President Trump demanded Seoul pays more.

As developers eye land, activists and residents fear the city's history is fading with the demolition of old structures.

Two women, including a college professor, came forward to accuse Virginia's deputy governor Justin Fairfax of sexual assault.

While Nobel Prize laureate Garcia Marquez is mostly known for his literature, he always considered himself a journalist.

Turkey calls China's treatment of its Muslim ethnic Uighur minority 'a great cause of shame for humanity'.

Christian woman cleared of blasphemy charges remains confined in Pakistan even though the government says she can leave.

While MSF said there has been a surge in cases since January 15, a vaccination programme has also prevented more deaths.