Files leaked to media watchdog show at least four journalists were allegedly killed by the government between 1979-2009.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tells Politico another shutdown over Trump's border wall demand 'isn't going to happen'.

Moscow says situation in Idlib rapidly deteriorating as fighters try to seize control of entire 'de-escalation' zone.

Pedro Sanchez to meet EU rights court officials amid concerns over impartiality in trying pro-Catalonia leaders.

The country has become key player in regional politics since Revolutionary Guard was established in the wake of the Islamic evolution 40 years ago.

Antarctic-Greenland meltwater could destabilise the climate system and accelerate weather fluctuations in just decades.

Opponents demand Governor Northam's resignation over alleged involvement of three top elected officials in racism and sexual assault.

Poland is the most common nationality and non-UK place of birth in Britain. What do Poles think about Brexit?

Antitrust watchdog threatens to impose fines of up to 10 percent of social media giant's annual global revenues.

Six families living at a British military base in Cyprus for more than 20 years have won legal battle to move to the UK.

The CFA franc was introduced by France in 1945, but some Senegalese are opposed to it saying it is a legacy of colonialism.

A new approach to bring back momentum to bid to host event may save both taxpayers' money and the games.

President Trump's State of the Union address revealed no clear foreign policy vision or coherent Middle East strategy.

Outraged at the proposal, Ugandan women have called for Tourism Minister Godfrey Kiwanda's resignation.

At least 3 people have died and tens of millions more impacted by severe storms across the United States.

Why Indonesia's Anak Krakatoa volcano still poses a threat to coastal communities.

Fight between ISIL and Iraqi forces left Mosul in ruins, one estimate says it could take 10 years to clear the rubble.

Speakers attacked Doha for its support of Palestinian issues at a largely empty conference room in Washington DC.

Families are still looking for their loved ones, blame the government for not doing enough to find them.

UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric says 'serious political negotiations' necessary to resolve crisis.