Paul Chaderjian

India25 Apr 2018 06:56 GMT

Police in Jodhpur city are on high alert because of anticipated violence from the religious leader's followers.

Europe08 Apr 2018 12:08 GMT

Twenty-six years after it was destroyed in the Bosnian War, Sarajevo's landmark cable car has resumed service.

Middle East03 Apr 2018 07:10 GMT

An air raid by Saudi-led coalition near Yemen's Red Sea port of Hudaida killed at least 14 civilians, including seven children, medics and witnesses say.

Asia02 Apr 2018 05:42 GMT

Security forces in Indian-administered Kashmir opened fire on villagers trying to stop the arrest of suspected armed separatists.

Latin America31 Mar 2018 10:18 GMT

President Nicolas Maduro has yet to respond to demands for answers about the deaths from a fire in one of Venezuela's notoriously overcrowded prisons.

Iraq09 Mar 2018 16:09 GMT

Dominican friar Najeeb Michaeel has managed to pack some rare manuscripts and 16th-century books and smuggle them out of ISIL battlegrounds.

Asia Pacific13 Feb 2018 07:27 GMT

Several people have been seriously injured after a powerful storm lashed the South Pacific island nation of Tonga, prompting the government to declare a state of emergency.

Asia Pacific12 Feb 2018 10:12 GMT

Britain's Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, says Myanmar's leader is not fully aware of what he called 'the horror' in northern Rakhine state.

Europe11 Feb 2018 05:41 GMT

Several thousand people have rallied in the town of Macerata where a gunman wounded six people he took for migrants a week ago.

Latin America17 Jan 2018 12:57 GMT

What is thought to be the world's largest underwater cave has been discovered off the eastern coast of Mexico in the Yucatan Peninsula - and it is around 350km-long.

Human Rights25 Oct 2017 14:17 GMT

In the report by Israeli rights groups B’Tselem and HaMoked, it says Israel is ignoring special laws to protect the rights of the detained minors and teenagers.

Europe03 Oct 2017 20:11 GMT

Prosecutors say he is responsible for sending thousands of people on boats from Libya to Europe, with more than 1,500 drowning on the way. But his lawyers say they have got the wrong man.