An Australian woman who was allegedly drugged and raped during a night out in Seoul is now involved in a public battle with South Korean police.

Women in the western state of Maharashtra have a fundamental right to enter and pray inside all temples, an Indian court rules.

A Zimbabwe deadline for all firms to transfer most of their shares to black Zimbabweans has passed, but it is not clear how many have complied.

The EU has imposed sanctions on three prominent Libyan politicians opposed to the installation of a UN-backed government.

Indonesia is considering blacklisting Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio over his comments on rainforests being cleared for palm oil plantations.

President Barack Obama tells a nuclear summit in the US that the threat of a nuclear terrorist attack persists and the world must be resolute in foiling it.

Hello! Magazine apologises for running an 'exclusive' interview with George Clooney the actor says was completely fabricated.

Brazil's sports minister and another senior official resign in the latest blow to the government of President Dilma Rousseff, as calls for her impeachment mount.