International News
British Museum facing social media campaign to return Easter Island statue
The British Museum has been subject to a campaign by social media users in Chile demanding the return of a stone monument taken from Easter Island.
Senegal election: Opposition supporters march in Dakar calling for swift vote
Thousands of demonstrators have gathered in Senegal's capital, Dakar, demanding swift presidential elections.
Donald Trump hit where it hurts most in New York fraud ruling
Donald Trump's latest legal loss hits him where it hurts most because it takes aim at his very identity.
Donald Trump hit where it hurts most in New York fraud ruling
Donald Trump's latest legal loss hits him where it hurts most because it takes aim at his very identity.
Congress: India opposition party claims bank accounts 'frozen'
India's main opposition Congress party says its bank accounts have been frozen by the income tax (IT) department just months before the country holds general elections.
Senegal election: President Macky Sall vows poll 'as soon as possible'
Senegal's president says the delayed election to choose his successor will be held "as soon as possible", after the top court ruled that his attempt to delay it was unconstitutional.
Anders Breivik: Mass murderer loses lawsuit over prison isolation
Neo-Nazi Anders Breivik, who killed 77 people in Norway in 2011, has lost his case against the state in a bid to end his years of isolation in prison.
Senegal election delay ruled unlawful
The decision to postpone this month's elections in Senegal is against the country's constitution, the country's top court has ruled.
Julian Assange: Australian politicians call for release of WikiLeaks founder
Australia's parliament has passed a motion calling on the US and UK to release Julian Assange, ahead of a crucial legal hearing.
Japan unexpectedly slips into a recession
Japan has unexpectedly fallen into a recession after its economy shrank for two quarters in a row.