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A confidential UN report says that private security contractor Erik Prince violated Libya's arms embargo.
A dispute about delayed elections led to gunfire in Mogadishu on Friday.
After revelations of a $1.3bn Black Sea palace, there are questions over the president’s wealth.
Myanmar’s military is battling a civil disobedience movement that is growing online. Plus, Britain's digital divide.
Spain’s foreign minister discusses her country's business opportunities and responds to questions on foreign policy.
Tribes say locked in a race against time to save language, customs and history.
A renewed Ebola outbreak in Guinea is feared to be spreading across other African countries.
Students were abducted by gunmen who stormed a boarding school in a north-central town on Wednesday.
White nationalists are ramping up recruitment and activity while US president sees threat of 'political extremism'.
Separatist parties increased their majority in Sunday's regional election.
France considers reducing troop numbers as fighting worsens.
Rights groups criticise increasing use of online disruptions to suppress dissent.
Tens of thousands of people have been protesting against this month's military coup.
A South African media empire is revealed to have been paid millions in exchange for pro-government coverage.
Author Nikesh Shukla explores race and parenting in his new book ‘Brown Baby’.
Iraq's dire public services, regular power cuts and water shortages have sparked protest across the country.
America's oldest bank says it plans to hold, transfer and issue digital currencies.
We challenge Danny Danon on why Israel opposes a war crimes probe and debate the future of Russia's opposition protests.
US president wants to revive diplomacy and damaged alliances, but will domestic concerns overwhelm his administration?
Somalia is facing a power vacuum as President Farmaajo's term ends without agreement on holding elections.
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