2017-11-26

Iran airs what it claims is proof that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was training Iranian journalists

A ship carrying some 5,500 tonnes of flour has docked in Yemen's Red Sea port of Hodeidah. It's the first commercial ship to enter the port since a Saudi-led coaltion imposed an air, land and sea blockade in a bid to halt the flow of weapons into Yemen.

Pope Francis left Rome on Sunday (November 26) evening - his next stop Myanmar. Awaiting him in the staunchly Buddhist country, a small but eager Catholic community and a potential diplomatic minefield after the military's brutal crackdown on Myanmar's ethnic Rohinga.

Now that's good karma

Protesters want to stop the ruling Social Democrat government from making changes to Romania's justice system

British Prime Minister Theresa May could face problems soon if she fancies a quiet drink after a hard day at Number 10.

Would you shave your eyes? This traditional Chinese practice is not for the squeamish.

World champion Lewis Hamilton failed to end his title-winning campaign on top after Valtteri Bottas won the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Two US funded international media outlets have criticised a media law signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin that will list them as foreign agents.

The traditional Krampus race in Hollabrunn's market square has delighted the hundreds of Austrians who have dared to attend.

Pope Francis is due to visit Myanmar amid international concerns over the plight of Rohingya Muslim refugees

Dozens of flights cancelled to and from the Indonesian island as a thick ash cloud towers into the sky.

Millions of voters in Nepal are going to the polls in the first democratic elections since the civil war ended and the monarchy was abolished.

The country is reeling after the deadliest militant attack in its modern history