CONFLICT

The UN chief in his report criticised the government saying it has done only little to fulfil its promises.

The latest unrest has raised concerns of a repeat of the 2012 sectarian violence in which 100 Rohingyas were killed.

'Anyone who puts US Navy ships at risk does so at their own peril' a spokesman said.

IS (Daesh) is reported to have rigged five bridges with explosives in Mosul.

Authorities said that the 43 people injured in the attack were taken to hospitals for treatment.

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said insurgent shelling of a school killed 5 including children.

British Foreign Secretary says President Vladimir Putin risks turning Russia into a 'pariah nation'.

Parallels have been drawn between the Nazi bombing of Guernica and the Russian air strikes on Aleppo.

Reports suggest that President Park Geun Hye is spending 2 trillion won to build a defector camp.

Kremlin spokesman refused to deny speculation that Moscow wants to have bases in Caribbean and Vietnam.

Merkel says Ethiopia should listen to people's grievances as right groups claim at least 500 have been killed.

Inquiry focuses on killing of President Habyarimana in 1994.

China's defence ministry says its peacekeepers acted as per UNMISS instructions.

'I will go back to my life when women in captivity go back to their lives,' said Murad.

Government previously claimed dialogue with militants was ongoing, but attacks have continued.

How many more will have to die before the UK government finally says that enough is enough?

Ethiopia declares state of emergency as violence intensifies in Oromia state.

Families and ativists were forced to disperse as they made their way to Ankara train station.

Major towns and cities across Ethiopia's Oromia region are experiencing unrest and widespread violent protests.

Baltic neighbours have expressed concern about deployment of nuclear-capable missiles to Kaliningrad.

State of emergency comes as activists claim violence has led to hundreds of deaths in past year.

Missiles plunge harmlessly into sea in attack that followed deadly Saudi-led coalition strike on Houthi funeral.

The drill called Invincible Spirit, will improve maritime interoperability of the two allies, the South Korean Navy said.

Demonstrators blamed the UN for not ending the conflict and demanded an investigation into the air strikes.

British military personnel are also engaging in the information battle to defeat the jihadists.

As many as 450 have been killed and wounded in the bomb attack, according to Houthi sources.

The attacker was a 39-year-old man from the neighbourhood of Silwan in East Jerusalem, police said.

Daesh's holdings are now equivalent to size of Sri Lanka.

14 Isis terrorists were killed when they tried to enter rebel-held villages of Akhtarin and Turkmen Bareh.