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Dozens of Ethiopians kidnapped and slaughtered by 1,000 South Sudanese gunmen in Gambella raids

Attackers may belong to Murle ethnic group, often blamed for deadly raids in border region.

Four ounces of marijuana accidentally donated to US charity shop

The plastic box and the plastic baggies inside were donated to a Goodwill shop.

Guatemala's indigenous Mayan femicide and genocide revealed in 500 Years documentary

Documentary film 500 Years traces the genocide of Mayan people in Guatemala

Over 200,000 mostly indigenous people killed and 45,000 artists, intellectuals, and activists disappeared in civil war.

Danish minister Inger Stojberg sparks outrage for cake celebrating tighter immigration control

Thousands of people reacted to the minister's post on Facebook, criticising her insensitivity.

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Syria: Dozens killed in Damascus after suicide bomber detonates explosive vest in court buildings

Attack on judicial building is latest in spate of bombings targeting government-held areas.

Congolese army clashes with Kamwina Nsapu militiamen in Kasaï-Central province

Local militia group is said to be avenging death of leader by carrying out attacks in region.

FBI's methods of snooping on journalists need not be disclosed, judge rules

The FBI can spy on journalists' electronic data even without a warrant.

Winter storm Stella pictures: Plunging temperatures create icy conditions across snow-blanketed north-eastern US

Snow, sleet and low overnight temperatures raise fears of black ice for morning motorists and pedestrians.

President Trump Meets With Saudi Arabian Deputy Crown Prince

Donald Trump 'will serve the Muslim world' declares Saudi Arabia's deputy crown prince

Meeting between the Saudi royal and US president was heralded as 'a historic turning point'.

Malaysia obtained Kim Jong-nam's DNA sample from one of his children to confirm his identity

Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi did not reveal when and where the DNA samples were taken.

Vandal rips up copies of the Quran inside Arizona mosque

Camera captures man destroying books as US Homeland Security chief warns religious minorities about increasing threats

Iraqi troops assault Mosul Grand Mosque where Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi proclaimed Isis Caliphate

Heavy fighting has been reported in Mosul's old city as Iraqi forces battle towards the Grand Mosque.

Chancellor Philip Hammond drops National Insurance hike in embarrassing Budget U-turn

Tories had promised not to raise VAT, income tax or NICs in their 2015 general election manifesto.

Pakistan embarks on its largest-ever census and the first in 19 years

Up to 200,000 troops have been drafted in for security in the massive exercise.

South Korea's ousted president Park faces criticism for allegedly abandoning her dogs

Park, who was dismissed on 10 March, left the presidential house on Sunday leaving her dogs behind.

New Pakistan envoy to US wants both countries to destroy Isis before it spreads in Afghanistan

Aizaz Chaudhry hoped that the countries' deep economic and friendly ties will continue even under Trump's presidency.

'I want the fascist Koran banned' — Geert Wilders' most controversial quotes

The Dutch politician, who lives under 24-hour police protection, is a deeply divisive figure.

Brexit minister David Davis admits UK has not done an economic analysis of no EU deal

Labour says the UK government is talking up recklessly crashing out of the bloc.

Was it legal for MSNBC's Rachel Maddow to publish Trump's tax return?

Leaked pages from Trump's 2005 return go against federal law but are also covered by the First Amendment.

46 Muslim clerics issue fatwa against teen Bollywood singer for performing in public

16-year-old Nahid Afrin has expressed shock over the fatwa and said that she was left "speechless".

Pakistan hangs three Islamist militants convicted by military courts

All the three militants were reportedly involved in the killing of soldiers and police officers.

Ugandan military and police killed 15 children during offensive in Kasese town claims HRW

155 people were killed during the military operation on local king Charles Wesley Mumbere's palace.

Australian blogger Belle Gibson found guilty of misleading consumers after faking cancer

Justice Debbie Mortimer said Gibson was guilty of most, but not all charges levied against her.

Chinese premier warns rising tensions in Korean Peninsula could lead to 'conflict'

Li Keqiang urges all parties concerned to resume talks to deescalate tensions relating to North Korea's nuclear threat.

EU Council President Donald Tusk: No Brexit deal scenario hurts everyone

Top Polish politician launches thinly-veiled attack on Theresa May as divorce talks loom.

Almost two million people now infected by malaria as epidemic spreads in Burundi

700 people have died from malaria so far this year as growing food insecurity linked to spread.

Cross-border trade between India and Pakistan halted over heavy firing in Poonch district

Goods trucks from India reached the LoC on 14 March, but had to return as Pakistan did not allow them to pass.

Nasa satellites capture winter storm Stella

Watch Nasa satellites capture massive winter storm 'March' across the US

A state of emergency was declared in New York and New Jersey due to the storm.

Boko Haram terrorists execute Nigerian 'military spies' in latest video

'These are your boys you sent,' says one militant in a message directed at President Muhammadu Buhari.

Ukip dips to single digits in opinion polls as Paul Nuttall faces fresh in-fighting

YouGov says pro-Brexit is losing popularity as divorce talks with the EU loom.

Trump's tax returns ignored by Democrats in calls for focus on health care reforms

Democrats urge colleagues to concentrate on Republican law that could strip health insurance from 24 million Americans

Angelina Jolie praised after delivering first LSE lecture

Jolie spoke of her nerves ahead of the event, at which she spoke of the impact of war on women.

South Korea's Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn

South Korea's acting leader Hwang Kyo-ahn rules himself out of presidential race

Hwang's decision not to contest has come as a blow for the conservative group of politicians in the country.

You can now take a virtual 360° tour of the historic UK Parliament

Go behind-the-scenes of the House of Lords and Commons from the comfort of your home.

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