As Libya peace talks begin in Geneva, the United Nations special envoy calls on the country's rival governments to reconcile this month.

New York's police union is encouraging its members to take photos of homeless people to bring attention to what they view as an increase in "quality-of-life offences" in the city.

Police officers use batons and spray fire extinguishers as chaos breaks out during attempts to relocate migrants on Kos.

Mexican health authorities ban giveaways of baby formula at hospitals, saying the country needed to boost low breastfeeding rates.

Authorities in Texas have fired a white police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black college student.

Hillary Clinton has agreed to hand over the private email server that she used as secretary of state to the FBI.

Rebel groups and pro-government forces have agreed a 48-hour ceasefire in three Syrian towns, activists say.

Asian shares are lower as China's central bank cuts the value of the yuan against the dollar for a second consecutive day.