A car packed with explosives being driven to carry out a terror attack collided with other vehicles and exploded in central Cairo, killing at least 20 people.
State television in Turkmenistan has shown the country's eccentric president driving near a flaming gas crater in the first footage of him since rumours of his death.
Supermac's has been successful in gaining a landmark EU decision against McDonald's to partially cancel the 'Mc' trademark after the fast food giant claimed exclusivity over it.
The distraught family of missing 15-year-old Nora Quoirin have appealed for help in finding her.
India has revoked the special status of Kashmir, the Himalayan region that has long been a flashpoint in its relationship with neighbouring Pakistan, moving to grasp its only Muslim-majority region more tightly.
A gunman who killed nine people last weekend in Dayton, Ohio, was suspended from high school for writing a "hit list" of classmates and a "rape list" of girls he wanted to sexually assault.
When a mass shooting happens, even when it happens twice in a 24-hour period - even when the death toll soars into the dozens - we reflexively spring into action. We describe the horror of what happened, we profile the shooter, we tell about the victims' lives, we get reaction from public officials.
