A bomb blast kills at least one person in western Colombia, a day after Farc rebels said their unilateral ceasefire had come to an end.

One US soldier was killed and two others injured after a helicopter slammed into the ground during a training mission, the US Army says.

Israeli Energy Minister Silvan Shalom is to travel to the United Arab Emirates - the first such visit since the 2010 murder of a Hamas commander.

Aviation authorities in Brazil have authorised nearly 2,000 extra flights to be scheduled to cope with soaring demand during this year's World Cup.

The world's biggest computer chip maker, Intel, says it expects no revenue growth in 2014, sending its shares down 5% in after-hours trading.

China's Jade Rabbit Moon rover has completed its first examination of the lunar soil, reports say.

Ukraine's pro-presidential MPs rush through laws apparently aimed at curbing mass anti-government protests in a move condemned by the opposition.

Australia apologises to Indonesia after its navy vessels "inadvertently" entered Indonesian waters while on operations to stop asylum seekers.