Pakistan protest: Patients die as lawyers ransack Lahore hospital
Three patients died when hundreds of lawyers attacked a hospital in Lahore during a furious dispute with doctors. ...
Citizenship Amendment Bill: Two dead as violence intensifies in Assam and Tripura
At least two people have died in clashes with Indian police in the north-eastern state of Assam, officials said. ...
New Jersey killers 'targeted' Jewish supermarket
Police in New Jersey say a Jewish supermarket was the target of a gun attack which left six people dead on Tuesday, including the two suspects. ...
Pensacola attack: US grounds Saudi aviation students after navy base shooting
The US has grounded hundreds of Saudi military aviation students at bases across the country in the wake of Friday's deadly shooting in Florida. ...
Czech shooting: Gunman kills six at hospital in Ostrava
A gunman has killed six people in a hospital waiting room in the Czech city of Ostrava before shooting himself in the head, police say. ...
Chilean plane en route to Antarctica disappears with 38 on board
A military plane with 38 people on board has disappeared en route to Antarctica, Chile's air force says. ...
Father Travels 12 Km Daily To Take Daughters To School, Wins Hearts
I am illiterate, and I live on daily wage, but my daughters' education is very valuable to me," says Mia Khan. ...
Delhi factory fire: More than 40 dead in India blaze
A large fire has swept through a bag factory in the Indian capital Delhi, killing 43 workers, officials say. ...
Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters out in force
Tens of thousands of protesters are marching in Hong Kong. ...
US and Iranian men released in prisoner swap
A Chinese-American researcher convicted of spying in Iran has been freed in an exchange for the release of an Iranian scientist held by the US. ...
Macron pension reform: France enters second day of strike
France is facing more disruption to key services as workers opposed to President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform plans strike for a second day. ...
Evo Morales: Overwhelming evidence of election fraud in Bolivia, monitors say
An independent international audit of Bolivia's disputed election in October has detailed "deliberate" and "malicious" efforts to rig the vote in favour of then-President Evo Morales. ...
Macron pension reform: France paralysed by biggest strike in years
France's largest nationwide strike in years has severely disrupted schools and transport. ...
Trump Administration Considers 14,000 More Troops for Mideast
The Trump administration is considering a significant expansion of the U.S. military footprint in the Middle East to counter Iran, including dozens more ships, other military hardware and as many as 14,000 additional troops, U.S. officials said. ...
Nato summit: Trump says Trudeau 'two-faced' over mocking video
Nato's 70th anniversary summit has been overshadowed by rows, including a spat over a recording of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appearing to mock US President Donald Trump. ...
Berlin murder: Germany expels two Russian diplomats
Months after a man was shot dead in a Berlin park, Germany is throwing out two Russian diplomats because it suspects the murder was ordered by Russia or Russia's Chechen republic. ...
Russia to label individuals as 'foreign agents' under new law
Russia can designate independent journalists and bloggers as "foreign agents" after amending a controversial law. ...
Trump will not participate in impeachment hearing, White House says
The White House has said US President Donald Trump and his lawyers will not attend an impeachment hearing on Wednesday, citing a lack of "fairness". ...
China suspends US Navy visits to Hong Kong over support for protests
China has suspended visits by US Navy ships and aircraft to Hong Kong after Washington passed legislation last week backing pro-democracy protesters. ...
New Orleans shooting: Eleven victims near French Quarter
Police in New Orleans say there have been 11 victims of a shooting incident near the city's French Quarter tourist hub. ...