French police move in on migrants
Police moved in at dawn to clear illegal camps in area of northern Paris.
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Ethiopia is facing a killer drought
Food crises are erupting across Africa and there is no money to fight it.
White House says wire tap not new
White House press conference on Obamacare and immigration ban.
100,000 facing starvation in South Sudan
Joyce Luma, head of the United Nation's World Food Programme in South Sudan, called the famine "man-made".
Trump: 'Courts seem to be so political'
President Donald Trump denounced arguments against his immigration order as "disgraceful".
Trump's ban has support of Americans
Nearly one in two Americans support Donald Trump's block on some immigrants
Charles: Don't forget lessons of past
The Prince of Wales has warned the world is in danger of "forgetting the lessons of the past" in a speech about the Holocaust.
McCully slams MFat over US travel ban
US Embassy confirms NZ dual citizens excluded from travel ban.
Is Trump's ban a chilling prophecy?
It was a chilling prediction issued as part of a propaganda video intended to fuel hatred between Muslims and the West.
NZ Govt still unclear on US travel ban
Prime Minister Bill English says it remains unclear whether a US travel ban applies to New Zealanders who also hold a passport from Muslim-majority countries.
English urged to condemn Trump's travel ban
Prime Minister Bill English has a duty to speak out against US President Donald Trump's ban on Muslim travellers, the Green Party says.
Trump's 'Muslim ban' causes chaos
Travellers with valid visas and green cards have reportedly been prevented from boarding flights and turned away at US border control.
Ardern considering move to Mt Albert
Jacinda Ardern is thinking of standing in Mt Albert as MP David Shearer looks set to quit Parliament.
Public reacts to Shearer's resignation
The public's reaction to Labour MP David Shearer's resignation from Parliament has so far been overwhelmingly supportive this morning.
Sudanese Christians arrive in US
Exhausted but overjoyed Meriam Ibrahim had an emotional reunion with family and friends in Manchester, New Hampshire.
Death sentence to audience with Pope
A Sudanese Christian woman spared a death sentence for apostasy after an international outcry, met Pope Francis in the Vatican today.
Sudanese woman released from prison
A Sudanese woman who was sentenced to death for converting from Islam to Christianity has been released from prison, according to her lawyer.
Woman should hang for beliefs - brother
The brother of Meriam Ibrahim, the woman sentenced to death in Sudan for her Christian beliefs, has said that she "should be executed" if she does not recant.
Meriam Ibrahim to be freed
Meriam Yahya Ibrahim, who was sentenced to death in Sudan after she married a Christian man, is to be freed, a Sudanese foreign ministry official has said.
Woman sentenced to hang gives birth
The Sudanese woman sentenced to hang for refusing to renounce Christianity has given birth to a baby girl named Maya, her lawyers said yesterday.
Leaders condemn Christian's death sentence
International outrage is growing after a heavily pregnant young woman was sentenced to death in Sudan for renouncing Islam and marrying a Christian man.
The 10 most brutal places in the world
China carries out more executions than any other country, a new report has estimated.
11,000 fake cops on payroll
A probe into policing in the troubled new country of South Sudan has uncovered 11,000 fake names on the payroll.
Viral campaign seeks most wanted criminal (watch)
A viral video sweeping the internet is making violent Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony one of the most infamous men on...