Prague police confirm theory that Jamal al-Jamal was holding the explosive that blew up in his home
Human Rights Watch reports show workers beaten and abused by employers while 'trapped' by tied visas.
Moscow looks to bolster annual trade with Pyongyang to about $1bn.
Transport minister Hishammuddin Hussein warns that signals from missing aircraft's data recorders are fading
The Hague's international court says Tokyo's whaling program was not for scientific purposes
Five men allegedly attacked visitor in empty property on housing development because he was gay
South Korea deploys fighter jets near tense border areas to combat North's provocations.
Turkish Prime Minister hails a decisive win for his party in local elections
Medvedev is the most senior official to visit the annexed region since the referendum.
Survey reveals that many Brazilians empatise with rapists if women "show off their bodies"
Former General and president pleads not guilty to charge which carries death penalty.
The daughter of MH370 pilot criticises British tabloid for reporting Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah as 'disturbed'.
Young girls in the Los Angeles foster care get to live their dreams of prom every year with Glamour Gowns event.
Best photos of the day: 31 March 2014.
UN report criticises new Vatican-approved policy that exempts bishops from reporting suspected abuse
Tel Aviv court convicts former centrist former premier of bribery in property development case.
Erdogan threatens detractors after winning election held amid ban on YouTube and Twitter.
China uses Xing Hui and Hao Hao to foster better relations
Australian PM Tony Abbott says no time limit set for search as hunt for debris in Indian Ocean resumes.
Seoul fires back after North Korea's artillery shells fall in South Korean territory in disputed Yellow Sea border region.
Bare-chested activists launch 'Ban Erdogan' protest outside prime minister's polling station.
Relatives demand meeting with Malaysian government and stage protest at Kuala Lumpur hotel.
An ancient Egyptian burial ground could yield treasures that would make Tutankhamun's tomb look like a 'display in Woolworths', according to archaeologists.
Purge of Chinese communist party corruption continues, with properties, artworks and gold seized.
Structural defects at southern Africa's Kariba Dam could cause deluge across Zambia and Zimbabwe.
'Chocolate King' billionaire Petro Poroshenko is front-runner for May presidential elections.
Crossrail has found many exciting things from ancient London while digging out tunnels for the new train line.
Far-right party leader Marine Le Pen says it is 'year zero' for rise of nationalism.
Mothering Sunday is a day to celebrate mothers for all the good things that they do throughout the year - but not all deserve a bunch of flowers.
US man who shot dead four-year-old girl escapes punishment at request of victim's mother.
