A three-fingered salute from "The Hunger Games" is symbol of opposition to coup.
Thai military council lifts curfew in Pattaya, Chonburi, Samui, Surat Thani and Phuket
Return of King was necessary in wake of Franco - but today's Spain has outgrown the monarchy.
Muttahida Qaumi Movement chief Altaf Hussain arrested in London, claims Pakistan
Syrian president President Bashar al-Assad is set to secure an overwhelming victory, as Syrians headed to the polls whilst the country is still torn by civil war.
Blogger raises legal costs through crowdfunding to tackle Singaporean PM's defamation lawsuit
Best photos of the day: 3 June 2014.
Abhishek Sachdev, CEO of Vedanta Hedging is also now a Conservative Councillor for Potters Bar Parkfield
Rural development minister dies on way to victory rally after collision
John Kerry tells Benjamin Netanyahu US will not cut off aid to Hamas-Fatah government.
Government-funded watchdog to investigate human rights abuse allegations in West Bank
Rights group says several government critics including lawyers, activists and journalists detained ahead of Tiananmen anniversary.
Spaniards hold rallies in Madrid and Barcelona urging government to hold referendum on monarchy.
Turkey's decision to export Kurdish oil alters the balance of power in Iraqi politics.
Poll findings by Tory donor Ashcroft show Ed Miliband pulling further ahead with less than one year to General Election.
Hundreds of armed insurgents attack a border guards' camp in Luhansk, eastern Ukraine
Japan has made some concessions but stopped short of removing trade sanctions
Church of England want burial grounds near HS2 protected.
Nick Clegg risks poisonous mix "capable of destroying Lib Dems", warns Huhne.
Spain's King Juan Carlos will abdicate so his son Felipe can become the country's next monarch.
Energy industry say government won't win public over with current fracking incentives.
Prime Minister David Cameron says Scots will have more power to set tax if independence rejected
Baghdad already filed for arbitration against Turkey to stop oil exports from Arbil
Beijing pours scorn on US foreign policy over Hagel's remarks on South China Sea disputes.
During an interview with Brazilian Globo News, Snowden said he is leading relatively normal life in Russia.
Best photos of the day: 2 June 2014.
Gazprom extends deadline after Kiev transfers $786m to the Russian state energy giant
Aid deal dependant on Abdel Fattah al-Sisi winning May presidential elections
As 25th anniversary of bloody Tiananmen Square massacre nears, Google services are disrupted in China.
Republicans say release of Taliban militants from Guantanamo threatens US security.