Congo-Brazzaville: Former Oil Minister vows to take President Sassou Nguesso down 'by force'
Exiled former minister Benoît Koukébéné threatens regime with a coup to resolve political crisis.
Militant group Abu Sayyaf releases Indonesian man taken hostage on 3 August
Herman Bin Manggak was kidnapped by armed men of the Islamist group in Sabah, Malaysia.
Italy Fertility Day backfires with 'white people good, black people bad' booklet
Leaflet showing 'bad' black people next to 'good' white ones causes outrage.
Indonesia seizes fertiliser-laden ship suspecting it of carrying bomb-making materials
Authorities are trying to determine if the material was for terrorists in Sulawesi.
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Google, BMW and Tata join GBC-Education's emergency database to help children in crisis
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Shipwrecked refugees detained in Egypt after boat capsizes in Med leaving 43 dead
Those on board were Egyptian, Eritrean, Sudanese and Somalian, although it was not clear where the boat was travelling to.
Zimbabwe regime threatens citizens with jail terms for 'abusing the national flag'
Unusual move targets #ThisFlag protesters, who President Mugabe's regime is struggling to contain.
Baloch activists protest outside UN, say 'Save World from Pakistan Terror'
Pakistan Army is Isis in uniform, claims American Friends of Balochistan founder Ahmar Musti Khan
Nigeria asks UN to negotiate release of kidnapped Chibok girls as it can do no more
President Buhari says he has struggled over two years to identify credible Boko Haram leaders for talks.
Pakistan rakes up Kashmir issue at UN, India hits back accusing it of being 'host to Ivy League of terrorism'
India says Taxila, a place of learning in ancient times near Islamabad, is now a terror training centre.
Rodrigo Duterte invites UN and EU to investigate drug deaths – under one condition
The president also gave EU lawmakers the middle finger as he continues to make international headlines.
No referendum against Nicolas Maduro this year, Venezuelan electoral board says
The country is passing through the third year of recession and the inflation is at an all-time high of 700%.
DRC opposition leader Moise Katumbi accuses President Joseph Kabila of 'killing his own people'
Moise Katumbi's claim comes after 44 died in clashes between anti-government protesters and police.
From prisoner to president: Ex-ETA terrorist Arnaldo Otegi sets sights on Basque Country top job
After years in prison Otegi faces as an uphill political battle and has been barred from standing in regional elections.
Violence erupts in Charlotte over doubts about police shooting of Keith Scott
Protests turn violent amid the deadly police shooting of a black man and the wildly different versions of what happened.
US fighter jet crashes off Japanese island of Okinawa
The pilot was rescued from the crash site 150km from the coast of Kunigami village.
Donald Trump backs controversial 'stop and frisk' strategy to fight crime in black communities
A federal judge previously struck down New York's version of the programme as unconstitutional.
Iran unveils new long-range ballistic missile as country-wide military parades held
Iran's show of military might comes amid tensions in the Persian Gulf and the Middle East.
Ghanaians demand 'racist' Gandhi statue be removed from university campus
Gandhi used pejorative terms against black Africans and said Indians were degraded 'to the level of the raw Kaffir'.
UN says it is ready to resume aid convoys in Syria
The announcement comes just days after an attack on a humanitarian aid convoy killed 20 people.
Aung San Suu Kyi in her first UN address as leader defends Myanmar's efforts on Rohingya Muslims
Suu Kyi says the government is committed to a sustainable solution that will lead to peace.
West Wing cast to campaign for Hillary Clinton in Ohio
'President' Jed Bartlet thinks Trump is an 'empty-headed moron.'
Google marks the first day of Autumn with a doodle of falling leaves
Equinox, the first day of autumn,in the southern hemisphere is celebrated.
DRC opposition seeks fresh sanctions against officials responsible for protesters' deaths
Opposition leader, Moise Katumbi said only sanctions can stop the killings and bring stability in Congo.
Puerto Rico plunges into darkness after fire breaks out at island's main electricity plant
Over 1.5 million residents left without power as blackout causes widespread travel disruption.
National Rifle Association accuses Clinton of leaving gun owners 'defenceless' in new ad
The NRA and GOP nominee Donald Trump say Clinton will eliminate the Second Amendment.
Malaysia accuses WSJ and NYT of stirring controversy over Lead by Example award for PM Najib's wife
The award was delayed to next year due to 'intervention' by the two US news groups, it claims.
National Guard deployed to Charlotte after man shot in night of violent protest over police killing
State of Emegency declared as protests spiral out of control.
Hillary Clinton up 7 points over Donald Trump in latest national poll
Clinton stong among blacks, youth, women and college educated; Trump strongest among whites without college degrees.
Donations flood in for NJ homeless man and friend who found pipe bombs at train station
The pipe bombs, found in a backpack, are believe to be connected to the Chelsea blast.
Ministry of Defence launches new probe into British troops' actions in Afghanistan
The investigation has sparked anger that the target of UK soldiers is pursued by 'parasitic lawyers'.
Iraq: Isis suspected of firing mustard gas at US and Iraqi troops, say reports
A shell, suspected of carrying mustard gas, landed at the Qayyara air base, south of Mosul on 20 September
Trump and Johnson battle in dead heat for support among US military
The new poll comes as Trump enlists the help of Don King to appeal to more voters.
Migrant crisis: French riot police fire tear gas at hundreds of migrants trying to reach Calais port
Calais clashes come as work begins on 'Great Wall of Calais' to keep migrants out of the UK.
Boris Johnson cites 'strong' evidence Russia hit UN aid convoy as US urges grounding Syria planes
The UK Foreign Secretary says there were only two possible culprits in the attack that killed 20.
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