Explosion on tram in Ukrainian city of Dnipropetrovsk injures nine people.
Ultra-orthodox Haredi Jews accused by police of defacing the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem.
Violence continues in Syria, with fighting between the regime's forces and rebel defectors reported across the country.
Liberia seals border with Ivory Coast over fears of renewed violence after seven peacekeepers killed in cross-border ambush.
Live coverage of chancellor George Osborne and former British prime minister Gordon Brown at Leveson Inquiry into press ethics.
Both David Cameron and his wife Samantha reportedly assumed Nancy was with each other and noticed her absence only after reaching home.
Left-wing and green parties have secured 46 percent of the votes compared to 34 percent by the opposition.
The week will witness top British political figures including David Cameron testifying at Leveson.
Left is likely to secure a comfortable lead if not a thumping victory in the parliamentary elections.
Internal Security Minister George Saitoti and his deputy Orwa Ojode are among seven people killed.
Meters easy target for hackers, allowing mass data collection and potential power supply disruption.
Labour's Ed Balls says blaming the eurozone crisis is a mere excuse as France and Germany have managed to avoid recession.
French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian is reportedly being sent to Afghanistan after the incident.
Iran is seen as giving away nothing at the talks even as the West has been wary of the country's uranium enrichment programme.
According to observers, body parts lay scattered and there was stench of burnt flesh in the air.
The last two weeks have seen an incredible surge of violence in Syria as a string of terrible massacres have been uncovered.
Shocking video shows triumphant soldiers dragging and stacking corpses to burn them - while international condemnation goes on.
Tuareg rebels clashes with Islamist militants over imposition of Sharia in northern Mali
Hackers are reportedly trying to infiltrate South Korea's information system and steal military secrets.
Women and children among dead as government workers' bus targeted by unknown killers in northwest Pakistan.
Golden Dawn spokesman Ilias Kasidiaris, who attacked two female MPs in a live broadcast, allegedly hiding from police in the party's HQ.
United Nations monitors in Syria said they will renew attempts to access the site of the latest massacre in the village of al-Kubeir.
Days after Benjamin Netanyahu quashes illegal settlers' building in Ulpana, massive new build programme unveiled.
Prime Minister David Cameron pledged to protect Britain's interest in the eurozone.
Team investigating slaughter of civilians in Hama escape injury in attack as UN chief Ban Ki-Moon and special envoy Kofi Annan warn of civil war.
On 31 May 2012 Ireland held a referendum - the only country to do so - as to whether or not its Government should ratify the Stability Treaty signed by 25 of the 27 European Union (EU) Member States in December 2011 and due to come into effect on 01 January 2013. This is the Treaty which Prime Minister David Cameron representing the UK famously refused to sign, along with the Czech Republic.
With his peace plan in tatters and reports of fresh slaughter in central province of Hama, peace envoy addresses UN in New York.
White House reaching limits of patience with Pakistan's perceived continued failure to tackle terrorism threat.
Greece's neo-Nazi Golden Dawn Party has a long track of terrorising immigrants, leftists and journalists - especially women.
Joseph Kony's Lords Resistance Army is continuing to hunt down children after abducting more than 600 of them in the last two years.