Turkish parliament to vote on sending troops to Libya
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says his country is responding to a request from help from the internationally-recognised Libyan government in Tripoli
US President Donald Trump faces impeachment vote
Representatives of the house from the Democratic and Republican party have begun a day of speeches and votes, likely ending with the third presidential impeachment in US history
US charges whistleblower with espionage

Former American intelligence analyst Edward Snowden charged with spying by the US justice department.

Former American intelligence analyst Edward Snowden charged...

Thousands flee flooded Canadian city

Three dead as floods sweep western Canada and authorities order evacuation of Calgary as waters rise.

Three dead as floods sweep western Canada and authorities...

Germany-Turkey diplomatic row escalates

Germany summons Turkish ambassador in row over Turkey's bid for membership of the European Union, following nationwide protests.

Germany summons Turkish ambassador in row over Turkey's bid...

Nelson Mandela ‘in serious but stable condition’

Nelson Mandela, 94, remains in serious but stable condition after being...

Nelson Mandela, 94, remains in serious but stable condition...

Brazil rocked by mass protests

Over a million take to the streets in Brazil in anti-government protests, violent clashes in several cities.

Over a million take to the streets in Brazil in...

Israeli man shot by guards near Western Wall

A Jewish Israeli man shot dead near Jerusalem's Western Wall after a guard...

A Jewish Israeli man shot dead near Jerusalem's Western...

Drunk man let seven-year-old drive in Australia

Boy was allegedly driving around the Gold Coast at 3am with headlights off when...

Boy was allegedly driving around the Gold Coast at 3am with...

Food prices in EU highest in Denmark, lowest in Poland

Price levels of food ranged from 61 per cent of the EU average in Poland, to...

Price levels of food ranged from 61 per cent of the EU...

5.2 quake rocks northern Italy

A 5.2 magnitude earthquake hits central and northern Italy, causing some minor damage in rural areas but no immediate reports of injuries.

A 5.2 magnitude earthquake hits central and northern Italy,...

Sopranos star James Gandolfini dies

James Gandolfini, the US actor best known for his role as a therapy-seeking mob boss in The Sopranos, has died at the age of 51.

James Gandolfini, the US actor best known for his role as a...

No date fixed for Taliban peace talks

Afghan president suspends long-term security talks with Americans amid anger over Taliban press conference in Qatar

Afghan president suspends long-term security talks with...

Obama calls for nuclear arsenal reduction

US President Barack Obama calls for greater efforts to be made to reduce US and...

US President Barack Obama calls for greater efforts to be...

Brazil government u-turn on transport charges hike fails to quell unrest

Brazilian government fail to halt nationwide protests, despite reversing the public-transport fare increases that sparked the unrest.

Brazilian government fail to halt nationwide protests,...

France in talks prior to arming rebels

France still undecided about supply of heavy weapons to Syrian rebels

France still undecided about supply of heavy weapons to...

Czech female premier in waiting

Female MP is best contender for Czech republic's premiership

Female MP is best contender for Czech republic's premiership

New virus deadlier than SARS

Scientists fear new virus to be deadlier than SARS if allowed to spread

Scientists fear new virus to be deadlier than SARS if...

Obama arrives to address crowds in Berlin

US president Barack Obama has arrived in Berlin, Germany. During this visit, he...

US president Barack Obama has arrived in Berlin, Germany....

Brazil send troops into the cities to calm protests

Brazil's government says it will deploy soldiers to five cities to quell a wave...

Brazil's government says it will deploy soldiers to five...