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The Iranian judiciary has confirmed that two individuals have been sentenced to death in cases linked to the protests.
Ivory Coast is embroiled in a diplomatic fight with Mali over the continued detention of 46 of its soldiers since July.
The general elections are being seen as a contest between the traditional parties and a new crop of young politicians.
An explosion in eastern Poland near Ukraine's border killed two, prompting world leaders to call for an investigation.
No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, the details of which are unclear, but suspicion has fallen on Iran.
Britain's inflation accelerates to 11.1 percent in October, driven by soaring energy, food and transport prices.
Pakistan Taliban attackers ambush police vehicle in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in country's deadliest attack in months.
Main campus of PekingUniversity locked down over a single case, as angry Guangzhou residents defy forced quarantines.
Football fans descend on the capital Doha packing tourist spots as Qatar World Cup 2022 starts on Sunday.
The moonshot follows nearly three months of vexing fuel leaks that kept the rocket grounded.
International law must be upheld, the communique says, adding the threat of the use of nuclear weapons was inadmissible.
If the missile that hit Poland was fired by Russia, it would be the first time Moscow's weapons have hit a NATO member.
Ex-US president seeks the White House again amid legal probes and an underwhelming midterm showing for Republicans.
Kyiv says about 100 missiles were fired by Russian forces, mostly targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
Haitian official calls for resources amid concern that end to fuel terminal blockade could lead to more cholera cases.
Trump expected to announce candidacy for White House, days after his party's lacklustre midterm election performance.
Up to 15,000 Ukrainian soldiers will be trained in different European member states as a part of the assistance mission.
Tentative agreement would bring settlement total from lawsuits against various companies to more than $50bn.
Ukraine's energy minister says the wave of attacks was the biggest bombardment of power facilities in war so far.
The upward trend threatens to leave even more people in developing countries further behind.
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