CONFLICT

The UN Human Rights Council decision comes after violence left up to 50 people dead during protest.

The hospital also known as the Dr Hasan Al-Araj hospital was struck twice by the missiles.

Radio Maria journalist Salvador Nahimana is latest victim of crackdown on media, colleagues claim

According to an investigative report, PR firm Bell Pottinger ran a secret campaign in Iraq funded by the US.

ICC opened preliminary examination into abuses that may amount to crimes against humanity.

Report says Boko Haram changed recruitment strategy following increase of security in militant-held areas.

At least 52 people died during protest in Oromia, as activists claim police opened fire on protesters.

Earlier this year, at least 22 people from Kerala had gone missing and were later believed to have joined Isis.

Pakistanis are beginning to view Afghan refugees as 'Hindus' following Afghanistan's deepening ties with India.

The attack has come a year after the Islamists briefly captured Kunduz in a lightning offensive.

Along with the photojournalist, at least 8 fighters loyal to Libya's unity government were also killed in the Isis assault.

Stephanie DeSimone's attorney expects more cases to be filed.

The insurgents will have to surrender all financial assets as part of the deal.

Russia says US action could lead to a power vacuum likely to be filled by 'terrorists of all sorts'.

Medecins Sans Frontieres' director says Syria's government must stop indiscriminate bombing.

Conflict between the two countries is ongoing, as world leaders call for urgent de-escalation.

Pakistan on 30 September had announced that it would stop screening Indian films in its cinemas.

Reports follow North Korea's fifth and biggest nuclear detonation.

Barrister Wakil speaks on ways to end insurgency as Boko Haram 'asks her' to represent them in peace talks.

The operation was launched in July after a surprise attack by the militants killed 30 Niger troops in June.

Bashar al-Assad and Russia pushing forward to take back rebel-held areas of the city.

The secretary-general has offered to play the role of mediator between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.

Sergei Lavrov has said that the US has broken its promise to separate the group from other rebels.

Some film-making bodies in India have also banned their members from hiring Pakistani actors.

Could the subcontinent's nuclear powers be heading into a water war?

India's military might dwarfs Pakistan, but the two are evenly matched on nuclear weapons.

Thaad is expected to be deployed at the golf course sometime in 2017, despite resistance from locals.

Call for a general strike as part of plan to 'massively reject' the legitimacy of Bongo's re-election.

Beijing views the 80-year-old Buddhist monk as a separatist.