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The annual southwest monsoon in South Asia
The monsoon rains are crucial to the wellbeing of the people and the economy across India and the region.
Why are Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike?
Palestinian prisoners' hunger strike is a call for Palestinian unity against factionalism and Israeli occupation.
Iran: The Sanctions Hotel
At the height of Iran's isolation, a fashion designer and an architect attempt to turn an old mud palace into a hotel.
Iran's presidential election puts populism to the test
In Iran the populists aren't overturning the establishment, they are the establishment.
Ousted FIFA ethics investigator: '100s cases ongoing'
Officials were 'investigating wrongdoing' at world football's governing body - the focus of numerous corruption cases.
Chelsea Manning to be released next week, say lawyers
Manning, who was sentenced to 35 years in prison after being convicted in 2013, has been locked up since May 2010.
Why was James Comey so controversial?
US President Donald Trump sacks the FBI director, who has frequently been in the headlines since his appointment.
Life in Slovakia's Roma slums: Poverty and segregation
Institutional racism, unemployment and poor housing are among the hardships endured by Slovakia's half-a-million Roma.
Battle for Mosul: 400k Iraqis displaced in two months
UN report says 434,775 people have fled ISIL's last stronghold about two months into the army's offensive to retake it.
South Korea's Moon Jae-In willing to visit North Korea
After taking oath of office, president says he is open to visiting the nuclear-armed North under the 'right conditions'.
Palestinian factions compete in Birzeit elections
Birzeit student council elections are dominated by party divisions that came to define Palestinian politics.
FIFA delays stand on Israeli settlement football teams
In advance of annual congress, FIFA says it is 'premature' to take any final decision on Israeli clubs in the West Bank.
CAIR: Dramatic surge in anti-Muslim incidents in 2016
CAIR finds 57-percent increase in anti-Islam bias incidents in US including hate crimes, harassment and discrimination.
FBI director James Comey fired by Donald Trump
US president sacks James Comey, saying he is not fit to lead the security agency.
Trump to send arms to Kurdish YPG in Syria
US president approves direct weapons shipments to Syrian Kurdish fighters battling ISIL despite Turkish warnings.
South Sudan's Kiir replaces army chief Paul Malong
General Paul Malong is accused of ethnic war against people not belonging to his ethnic majority tribe.
Four UN peacekeepers killed in Central African Republic
The United Nations says one peacekeeper remains missing after an attack by Christian 'anti-Balaka' attackers on Monday.
China's Xi pledges to support Paris climate agreement
President Xi Jinping says he will uphold climate change agreement amid fears US may pull out of pact.
Palestinians blast Pizza Hut for ad mocking prisoners
Pizza Hut shamed over Facebook post used as as mocking Palestinian leader of mass hunger strike in Israeli jails.
What does conviction for blasphemy mean for Indonesia?
The governor of Jakarta is sentenced to two years in prison after he questioned a verse from the Quran.