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The latest news from Venezuela since its political crisis started.

Venezuela's new constituent assembly supercedes the opposition-led congress, fuelling criticism of President Maduro.

Yemen is facing a triple tragedy of famine, the world's largest cholera outbreak, and worsening conflict says the UN.

White House says 63-year-old aide, labelled a white supremacist by critics, no longer holds influential position.

Annual index ranks 140 countries in terms of risk of money laundering and 'terrorism' financing.

The Saudi king reopened the border to allow Qataris to attend Hajj, but some are still being turned away.

Members of President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities condemn Trump's response to deadly Charlottesville rally.

India backs US sanctions on Hizbul Mujahideen, which fights against Indian rule, after Pakistan opposes decision.

Police say they have shot a man suspected of stabbing several people in the western city of Turku.

Attacks on two bars in the capital, Bujumbura, kill at least three and leave several injured, according to police.

Three police officers suspended as witnesses claim unarmed 17-year-old boy was framed by officials.

The far right faces cancelled events and uncertainty across the US amid outrage over deadly white supremacist violence.

The latest news after three Gulf states and Egypt cut ties with Qatar and imposed a land, sea and air blockade.

Activists and lawyers say more is still needed to protect women's rights in the country.

Rights groups and journalists urge the release of Hisham al-Omeisy, who was detained by armed security forces on Monday.

As the death toll climbs, heavy rains threaten other parts of the capital Freetown while mass burials continue.

At least 14 people have been killed and dozens wounded after two vehicle attacks in Spain.

A leadership vacuum is looming, and its effect on the peace process and everyday life has alarmed many observers.

At least four men have been arrested in connection to three incidents across Spain in which 14 people were killed.

A photo round-up of some of last week's key events, including Sierra Leone mudslide and a fire in the Philippines.

Mosquito-borne disease outbreak stretches Vietnam medical system as officials report 10,000 new infections in one week.

Flood levels reach record highs in South Asia with more than 400 dead and hundreds injured and missing.

Attack comes after 9 people were decapitated by assailants in the same region in July.

Suspected driver on the run after 13 are killed and 100 injured as a vehicle rams a crowd in the busy Las Ramblas area.

Last month was only 0.05 degrees Celsius below the record set in 2016.

Unclear if Mahmoud al-Werfalli will be handed over to ICC, which issued his arrest warrant for 'murder as a war crime'.

A trove of recordings that survived 'Africa's Dresden' is a window into how music once flourished under a dictatorship.

UN report blames Saudi-led military alliance for 'unacceptably high' number of child casualties during war.

A chronology of major bombings, gun violence, and vehicle attacks in Europe over the past year.

Was the Kenyan election either free or fair?

From leaders to footballers, many around the world condemn the attack in Las Ramblas area that killed 13 people.

Humanity may have worsened the conditions on the ground but is the weather worse anyway?

Accused of assaulting a model with an electric cable, police search for Zimbabwe's first lady to prevent her departure.

Tarek Saab, known as a staunch government loyalist, replaced critic Ortega Diaz who denounced the 'siege' by troops.

Seven people also injured after a car drove into them in Spanish town, hours after a similar attack in nearby Barcelona.

Another 13 people dead in Manila overnight after police raids and vigilante attacks as death toll rises.

Pyongyang's state media denounces South Korean president's 'hypocrisy' over sanctions after first 100 days in office.

Activist Rasmea Odeh's US citizenship is revoked for failing to disclose convictions in 1970 for bombings in Jerusalem.

The US president is being widely criticised for his response to the Charlottesville white supremacist rally.

Family, politicians and rights groups decry jailing of Ibrahim Halawa, who was 17 when arrested and faces death penalty.

At least 80 people also wounded after vehicle mounts pavement in busy Las Ramblas area of Catalan city.

Family members line up in pouring rain to identify loved ones’ remains following mudslides and floods that killed 400.

Large crack appears on mountainside in Freetown as people asked to evacuate areas still under threat of mudslides.

Pakistani-born Malala Yousafzai, shot by the Taliban for promoting girls' education, accepted by Oxford University.

Refused abortion by Supreme Court, child repeatedly raped by uncle gives birth by Caesarean section.

Far-right politician Pauline Henson wore face veil in parliament as part of campaign to ban the Islamic face veil.

President adds fuel to fire by mourning loss of statues memorialising Confederate era amid Charlottesville fallout.

Seventy years after the partition of India, we examine the troubled legacy of the event that shaped the subcontinent.

Draw lines on a map to see how Radcliffe demarcated the lines that divided British India.

At least 60 people killed after heavy rain triggers landslide in fishing village near Lake Albert in the DR Congo.