Taliban try to gain control over parts of Wardak province nearly two months after being pushed back by Afghan forces

'People are fed up, they want change'

Russian ended the Irishman's attempt to win back the title and attacked his teammate outside the octagon

French police are investigating what is officially termed in France a 'worrying disappearance'

The atmosphere facing the Rohingya in India has been getting increasingly ugly

'The problem in tsunami early warning systems is not the structure, not its tools, but the culture in our communities'

Khashoggi has been a vociferous critic of Prince Mohammed's policies in both the Arab and Western press

Saudi journalist Khashoggi was a former newspaper editor who lived in self-exile in Washington for more than a year

Violence in largely Kurdish southeast has worsened since collapse of ceasefire in 2015

NATO currently has more than 1,000 troops deployed in Latvia