Former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili has been abducted by armed men from a restaurant in Kiev, Ukraine, after a court rejected his appeal against extradition to Georgia.
The social media reach of state-run Russian news networks eclipsed that of the largest Leave campaigns in the run up to the Brexit referendum.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has promised to continue strikes in Syria despite the risk of sparking a conflict with Iran via its Syrian and Lebanese proxies.
The dip in the stock market is being blamed on a cabal trying to undermine the US president.
The North Korean cheerleaders attending the Winter Olympics have sparked a row by donning face masks appearing to represent the first leader of North Korea.
The European Union is set to vote in favour of imposing a ban on palm oil imports from Malaysia, which could spark a tit-for-tat retort.
The Labour Party is facing accusations of discrimination after excluding straight white men from an equality conference.
Javier Palomarez, president of the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, says it sends "a very troubling message."
Five soldiers were killed when a group of terrorists belonging to Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) militant group launched an attack on an army camp in Jammu city, India.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has extended a historic invitation to South Korea's president Moon Jae-in for an inter-Korean summit in Pyongyang.
IDF's aerial raids decimate Iranian and Syrian positions as Israel quickly steps up its response.
Donald Trump voiced his dissatisfaction with the treatment of Rob Porter and David Sorensen who resigned from the White House this week amid accusations of domestic abuse.
"Could he have said anything worse?" one Twitter user asked.
"We have a President of the United States whose "style of learning" doesn't include reading. We are officially an idiocracy," one Twitter user said.
British farmers counting the cost of 4,300 unfilled vacancies and vegetables rotting in the fields as Brexit worries bite.
Nick Clegg has called on MPs to force a constitutional crisis in order to halt Brexit, accusing the "muppets" in Theresa May's government of destroying the UK's reputation.
Why are liberals so reluctant to defend their freedoms?
Turkey continues its crackdown on opponents with its incursion into Syria, detaining dozens of pro-Kurdish party leaders and leftist politicians.
Chief EU negotiator Michel Barnier has warned the UK that a transition deal "is not a given" if disagreements over the transition deal cannot be resolved.
California State Assemblymember Garcia has been accused of harassing the man during an annual softball game.
A Cambodian woman who threw a shoe at a billboard depicting Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has been arrested after being repatriated from Thailand.
US vice-president briefly meets Kim Yong-nam at reception in South Korea before Winter Olympics opening ceremony.
Institute for Direct Democracy in Europe loses legal fight to restore access to suspended EU cash.
Theresa May tries to break year-old deadlock between DUP and Sinn Fein over stalled Stormont government.
Brussels has drafted a document that stipulates Northern Ireland will effectively remain in the single market and custom unions.
Experts reportedly claim that Beijing's mid-course anti-missile system can shoot down missiles from North Korea and India.
Former Trump administration staffer Omarosa Manigault Newman opened up about her time in the White House during an episode of Celebrity Big Brother. She said: 'It's so bad.'
He made his fortune in strawberry farming and the millionaire's populist style has been compared to that of Donald Trump.
The latest poll of voting intentions shows Theresa May's Conservative Party holding a four-point lead over Jeremy Corbyn's Labour, despite Tory infighting over Brexit.
Senior EU figures do not believe the UK will be ready to leave the EU by the end of 2020 and expect a far more drawn out Brexit process.