The son of Germany’s ex-president Richard von Weizsäcker was stabbed to death while giving a lecture in Berlin on Tuesday night, local police have confirmed. Son of German former president stabbed to death
Three people were killed Tuesday when Bolivian security services attempted to clear a path for gas tanks to leave the Senkata gas plant near La Paz. Bolivia crisis: Death toll rises to 23
Deadly bushfires have ravaged parts of Australia in recent weeks, whipped up by soaring temperatures, strong winds and the worst drought in decades. But summer hasn’t really even begun — and fears are growing that conditions will only get worse. Australia is burning. And it isn't summer yet
On the eve of India’s independence, the man who would soon become the country’s first Prime Minister outlined an aspirational vision. In secular India, it's getting tougher to be Muslim
US-South Korea defense talks abruptly end as Trump's 400% price hike angers Seoul
Mauricio Pochettino has been sacked by Tottenham Hotspur just six months after leading the club to the Champions League final. Tottenham sack Mauricio Pochettino
Assange has been evading extradition to the US since 2012, but his high-profile arrest at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London has reignited a fiery debate over the true motivations of the Wikileaks founder. Sweden drops investigation into Assange
• China just hinted it may upend Hong Kong’s legal system over the mask ban Hong Kong campus siege almost over, but the violence and anger is here to stay
The first game-changing moment of the 2019 UK general election could come on Tuesday evening, as millions of Brits tune into the first televised debate of the campaign. Everything you need to know about the first UK election debate
Two floors beneath the headquarters of Iraqi Military Intelligence, at the end of a red-carpeted corridor, two doors swing open to reveal a museum of cold, calculated and deliberate horror. ISIS taught kids trigonometry for snipers