Serbian police arrest seven men accused of taking part in the slaughter of over 1,000 Muslims in the Srebrenica massacre, prosecutors say.

At least seven foreign tourists and a Tunisian have been killed after gunmen targeted a museum in the Tunisian capital, officials say.

Israel's surprise election victor Benjamin Netanyahu will form a coalition 'in two to three weeks', his party says.

As thousands of Russians hail the anniversary of Crimea's annexation, President Putin says sanctions have been damaging but not fatal.

The US Federal Reserve signals a future rise in interest rates, but says it will wait until the labour market improves.

The US Secret Service says it is conducting further tests on an envelope posted to the White House which may contain cyanide.

A millionaire charged with murder in Los Angeles appeared before a judge in Louisiana for a second day, to face new drug and weapons charges.

A US university fraternity has been suspended while police investigate allegations that nude female photos were posted to a private Facebook page.