World News Sedated babies, code words: Inside Europe's people-smuggling networks NBC News met Zubair Nazeri in Serbia and tracked him for a year as he repeatedly tried to reach the West. 19/07/2018
World News Hundreds of Nigerian soldiers unaccounted for after attack, officials say Islamic militants disguised as Nigerian soldiers entered an army base and opened fire. 19/07/2018
World News Theresa May survives key Brexit votes but her government is accused of 'cheating' A lawmaker who was at home with her three-week-old baby accused the government of breaking an informal agreement in order to "win at all costs." 18/07/2018
Montenegro Trump calls out 'aggressive' NATO ally Montenegro The US ally — which is smaller than Connecticut and about as populous as Baltimore — found itself in President Donald Trump's cross hairs. 18/07/2018
World News E.U. hits Google with record $5 billion fine in Android antitrust case The penalty is the highest ever imposed on a company for breaching E.U. rules. 18/07/2018
World News Elon Musk apologizes for calling cave diver a 'pedo,' blames 'anger' The entrepreneur's apology came alongside praise for an opinion article that criticizes the media. 18/07/2018
World News Dental plaque shows the ancients liked carbs Very old plaque preserved on the teeth of the long dead reveals their favorite foods. 18/07/2018
World News As it happened: Wednesday, July 18 This is how we covered the news on Wednesday, July 18. 17/07/2018
World News Libya's coast guard left migrants to die at sea, aid group says Three people were left drifting by Libya's coast guard, the NGO said; only one survived. 17/07/2018
World News Germans scared, Chinese relaxed: Trump-Putin meeting reverberates around world One former German ambassador summed up the mood: "Europeans are really scared." 17/07/2018
World News Pro-Brexit campaign hit with police probe, fine for overspend Vote Leave, which scored a narrow victory, was guilty of "serious breaches" of transparency. 17/07/2018
World News Tea, cookies and perhaps peace: Taliban claims secret talks with U.S. One negotiator said Taliban delegations had been joined by "never more than five" Americans in hotel suites where "tea and cookies" were served. 17/07/2018
World News As it happened: Tuesday, July 17 This is how we covered the key news developments this morning, Tuesday, July 17. 16/07/2018
World News Mob slaughters 300 crocodiles in Indonesia following death of local man The mass killing was in retaliation after a villager was recently killed by crocodile. 16/07/2018
World News Elon Musk calls Thai cave rescue diver a 'pedo' in spat Cave explorer Vern Unsworth said Musk's mini-submarine device was a "PR stunt." 16/07/2018
World News Deadly protests sweep Iraq amid growing anger over public services, unemployment Mass unrest threatens Iraq's slow recovery from war with Islamic State. 16/07/2018
Russia Pussy Riot upstages Putin with World Cup protest A star defender says the activist group's demonstration may have contributed to Croatia's loss. 16/07/2018
World News Euroviews. Whether Trump likes it or not, Russia remains a threat | View Whether Trump likes it or not, it's in the best interests of all NATO allies to stay united in the face of potential threats, from Russia and elsewhere. 15/07/2018
World News Coffee's survival is in danger. These scientists are fighting to save it. Cenicafe, dubbed the NASA of coffee, is leading the fight against fungi and pests threatening the crops of the 500,000 family-run farms in Colombia. 15/07/2018
World News Civilian deaths in Afghanistan hit record high as suicide attacks surge The United Nations says nearly 1,700 people have been killed in the first half of 2018. 15/07/2018