Brits left for dead after hit and run in French Alps ski resort
Pair were found unconscious by the side of a road at La Clusaz ski resort in the Alps.
Congo government makes U-turn and opens probe into footage of DRC 'massacre'
Authorities initially claimed shocking footage of army's summary executions of unarmed civilians was 'fake'.
Xi Jinping promised Duterte China will not build on Scarborough Shoal, Philippine minister says
Perfecto Yasay said Xi made the promise during Duterte's visit to Beijing in October when the two sought to patch up rocky ties.
Top Thai court commutes sentence of magazine editor who insulted monarch through satirical articles
Somyot Prueksakasemsuk was found guilty of publishing two satirical articles defaming late King Bhumibol Adulyadej in 2010.
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'Dismay' as churches and Catholic schools attacked by unidentified men in DRC
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Julian Assange offers to help South Korea set up government-backed WikiLeaks
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Powerful explosion rips through defence area in Pakistan's Lahore
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3 Indian soldiers and woman killed as Hizbul Mujahideen militants ambush army convoy in Kashmir
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Thousands of Chinese military veterans stage protest seeking higher pensions
Former military personnel gather outside state-run buildings in Beijing demanding promised benefits.
Standing Rock goes up in flames as Dakota Pipeline protest camp slowly empties
The area has been home to demonstrators for nearly a year as they tried to prevent the Dakota Access Pipeline from being built.
'Revival' of Congo's M23 rebellion after fighters clash with army in neighbouring Uganda
Group was accused of being responsible for a series of murders, rapes and forced recruitment of children.
Budapest's Olympics bid dropped amid cries of 'cowardly' move not to allow referendum
The city dropped out of the race after a slump in support.
Iraqi police storm Mosul airport and gain control of runway, official says
They have also entered nearby al-Ghazlani military base.
US can expect 'slap in the face' if it underestimates Iran's defensive capabilities, commander says
Tehran concluded three days of war games with rockets, tanks, artillery and helicopters on Wednesday.
'Conditions have been set' for Isis defeat in West Mosul, US-led coalition group says
Col. John Dorrian said air strikes by coalition forces have set the conditions for Iraqi forces to retake the Mosul airport.
Japan's crown prince signals readiness to ascend throne and vows to follow father's footsteps
In August 2016, Emperor Akihito had indicated his wish to abdicate citing age and health concerns.
ICE detains undocumented immigrant diagnosed with brain tumour
The woman's legal team alleged that she was cut off from communication with her family and lawyers.
Four richest Indonesian men have more wealth than 100 million poor people
The number of dollar billionaires in the country rose from one in 2002 to 20 in 2016, says an Oxfam report.
Trump's revised travel ban order delayed until next week, White House says
A White House official said the revised travel ban order is expected by the middle of next week.
Residents in San Jose start to return home as waters from historic flooding recede
Coyote Creek was flooded to a 100-year high during a storm earlier this week.
Syria peace talks set to begin in Geneva, but UN envoy expects no 'immediate breakthrough'
UN envoy Staffan de Mistura warned some unspecified 'spoilers' could try to disrupt efforts to bring peace to Syria.
Phone of murdered eighth-graders Liberty German and Abigail Williams recorded man's voice
The audio appears to provided police with further information in the investigation.
CNN Leaks: James O'Keefe to 'publish hours of secretly recorded newsroom material'
The 'guerilla journalist' announced he will release the information Wikileaks-style.
Trump deportation plan prompts fears of refugee camps on US/Mexico border
Security experts have warned deporting people to Mexico could cause serious problems.
Children's sex education book recalled in Indonesia for causing offence
Content of book not appropriate for children, says the Education Ministry.
Kim Jong-nam assassination: Malaysia police flying to Macau to collect DNA sample
Family members of murdered Kim Jong-nam fail to show up in Malaysia reportedly due to assassination fears.
Dakota pipeline protesters reject evacuation order as nine arrested
Riot police circled the camp armed with truncheons as they prepared to clear the camp.
New poll shows Donald Trump's popularity 'sinking like a rock'
Less than 40% of American voters support the president, the Quinnipiac poll revealed.
Emmanuel Macron and Francois Bayrou form alliance to counter Le Pen threat
The pair does not want to split the anti-Le Pen vote.
Kim Jong-nam: 2 suspects believed to be hiding in North Korean embassy in Kuala Lumpur
Malaysian police have asked the embassy to hand over the two suspects.
Will Hillary Clinton make a cameo appearance with Jimmy Kimmel at The Oscars?
The comedian refused to rule out the possibility of an appearance from the former presidential hopeful.
Over 100,000 firms have set up bases in Ireland after Brexit, committee hears
Companies are looking to maintain access to single market, even as Britain loses it.
Isis suicide bomber was transformed by 'inhuman treatment' in Guantanamo Bay says family
Muslim convert, Jamal al-Harith, drove a truck filled with explosives into an Iraqi army base.
Trump's senior adviser Kellyanne Conway barred from TV over embarrassing blunders?
The administration has reportedly sidelined the adviser after she made a series of false statements.
Trump scraps transgender bathroom rules for schools
The president has reversed the Obama directive to allow transgender students use bathrooms of their choice.
Anchor from Kremlin mouthpiece RT on panel at CPAC conference where Trump is giving speech
Ed Schultz will appear on the Free Trade, Fair Trade, or Phony Trade panel.
Thousands of Hong Kong police officers rally in support of seven colleagues jailed for assault
Sentences for beating up activist Ken Tsang were criticised as too severe.
5 European countries that have banned the burqa or niqab
Women are prohibited from wearing the Islamic face veil in public in these countries.
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