AFGHANISTAN

David Fox and Giuseppe Serafino could face up to 12 years in prison if convicted of drug possession.

Abdulgadir Masharipov has been accused of killing 39 people at Istanbul's Reina nightclub on New Year's Day.

Among the dead were four women, Afghanistan's Ministry of Interior has said.

Hamza bin Laden, a son of Osama bin Laden's third wife, has called for attacks on the West.

It was the first time since 1968 no one had died although there were deaths on exercises.

The Taliban have denied executing the woman, who was killed by a group of armed men.

One of the attackers blew himself up at the house of Helmand MP, Mir Wali, helping two gunmen enter the compound.

Several Western embassies in Kabul have called for an investigation into Ahmad Ishchi's allegations.

The boy has been forced to flee Afghanistan because his family were bombarded with death threats.

However, top Pakistan Cricket Board official Najam Sethi refuses to divulge the name of the country.

Drone pioneer Michael Flynn seeks to stamp out Islamist ideology as Trump's National Security Adviser.

Faiz ul Rahman Wardak, a fourth-year student, was hanged 60 km outside the Afghan capital.

The retired general once said it was 'fun to shoot some people'.

The programme is run by Skateistan – a charity who use skateboarding and education as a means of youth empowerment.

Thirty-five were also injured in the blast at the Baqir-ul Ulom Mosque.

Demonstrators angry about US foreign policy on Greece and wars in asylum-seekers home countries of Afghanistan and Syria.

The incident took place near the Afghan defence ministry compound in Kabul.

The US covers approximately 73% of Nato's costs.

The explosion was caused by a man wearing a suicide vest, local officials said.

Massive explosion occurred at night when a vehicle rammed gates of the German diplomatic building.

80 others were also wounded during the incident in Mazar-e-Sharif.