Nigel Wilson

Yemen's former president Ali Abdullah Saleh said the US has threatened him with sanctions.

Myanmar opposition leader criticises two years without significant reforms

Jordan recalled ambassador over escalating clashes at Al-Aqsa mosque in East Jerusalem.

Ukraine's Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said breakaway regions would receive gas and electricity.

Al Qaeda operative killed in drone strike in Yemen after 10 militants killed on Tuesday.

War-torn Eastern Ukraine ceasefire shaky as Kiev sends army reinforcements to key towns and cities.

Eurozone business growth picked up by the slimmest of margins despite deep price cuts.

Israeli artist under house arrest after posting video in which she defecates on Israeli flag.

Early reports say Abu Abdullah al-Britani was killed near Syria city of Deir Ez-Zor on Tuesday.

BREAKING: Reports that Isis has executed four journalists in northern Iraqi city of Mosul.

European Union postpones deadline on decision over Russia's access to Opal gas pipeline.

Brent crude sinks close to $82 a barrel after Saudi Arabia cut prices to US customers.

Aung San Suu Kyi set to visit China in December ahead of Myanmar elections to be held in 2015.

France's economy set to be weakest performer over next few years amid slow growth and investment.

IMF says central Asian countries will feel impact of falling oil prices and the Ukraine crisis.

The UK's CDC Group among host of European aid investment vehicles channelled through secrecy jurisdictions, study finds.

Bank of Israel governor Karnit Flug said the institution is committed to achieving inflation target.

Coalition of tobacco companies challenge EU Tobacco Products Directive, say rules are anti-competitive.

Public execution day after government confirmed more than 300 tribespeople killed in Anbar province.

China has revealed an anti-drone laser it says can shoot down vehicles in five seconds.

US carried out 14 air strikes against Isis targets in Iraq and Syria on Sunday and Monday.

Relations between China and Japan have become increasingly strained in recent years.

Advertising giant's shares fell as much as 5% on news it would buy digital ad firm for $3.7bn.

UK Chancellor George Osborne said Prime Minister Cameron would press ahead with plans in calm way.

Europe set for below-average temperatures this winter after nine months of warm weather.

Athens is due to exit the EU bailout programme at the end of 2014.

UK manufacturing orders rose to highest level since the summer but Eurozone troubles hit export orders.

Bank Leumi said the final settlement with US authorities could be larger than previously estimated.

Tourism in Kenya and Tanzania hurt by Ebola outbreak half a continent away.