What next for Barcelona after a humiliating 8-2 Champions League quarter-final defeat by Bayern Munich?
Egypt has faced criticism for testing frontline healthcare workers for coronavirus using antibody tests.
Ghanaian veteran Joseph Hammond, 95, reflects on the horrors of the Burma Campaign.
An Australian man documenting his addiction to soft drinks goes viral.
Image copyright Reuters Crime in South Africa dropped by up to 40% during the first three months of its lockdown, official figures show.
The police minister said most types of crimes went down between April and June - including sexual assault and arson.
He added that a controversial alcohol ban during the coronavirus lockdown had helped, but that attacks on liquor stores had increased in the pandemic.
South Africa among the world's highest crime rates
Image copyright US Justice Department The US says it has taken control of four Iranian fuel shipments bound for Venezuela in the largest-ever seizure of its kind.
About 1.1 million barrels of fuel were confiscated "with the assistance of foreign partners", according to the Justice Department.
Washington said the shipments violated US sanctions.
Iran's ambassador to Venezuela claimed that neither the ships nor their owners were Iranian.
A judge issued a warrant for the
Belarus opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya has called for peaceful rallies across the country, after she was forced to leave for Lithuania in the wake of a disputed election.
"Don't stay on the sidelines," she said, proposing a broad council to work on the transfer of power.
Alexander Lukashenko has ruled Belarus since 1994 but Sunday's presidential vote was condemned by the
Image copyright Haruna Ayagi A Nigerian man has been rescued from the garage of his parents' house in the northern city of Kano, where he had been locked up for three years, police say.
Ahmed Aminu, 30, was discovered after a police raid on the family's residence.
Neighbours had alerted a local NGO about his plight, and the police were then called.
Mr Aminu's father and step-mother have
Image copyright Reuters Thai police have detained a prominent student leader amid a growing movement calling for political reforms.
Parit Chiwarak, 22, was arrested on the outskirts of Bangkok for taking part in a demonstration last month. Students have held regular protests since then.
They are calling for a new constitution including changes to tough laws banning defamation of the monarchy.
Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, a former general,
President Trump's chief adviser, Jared Kushner, has said the US-brokered Israel-UAE peace treaty represents a "massive change" for the Middle East.
Speaking to CBS News, Mr Kushner said the deal, unexpectedly announced on Thursday, would make the region safer.
It marks only the third Israeli-Arab peace treaty in the Middle East, and the first involving a