- Japan beat England 2-1 to reach Women’s World Cup final
- UN imposes first sanctions on South Sudan commanders
- Lafayette's 'Hermione' arrives in New York to mark July 4
- TransAsia pilot 'shut down wrong engine' before crash
- Tunisia makes multiple arrests over Sousse beach attack
- Briton who saved hundreds of children from the Nazis dies at 106
- 'No error' by German safety body in faulty implants case
- Former IMF boss Strauss-Kahn runner-up in French presidential poll
- US requests extradition of arrested FIFA officials
- Six UN peacekeepers killed when convoy attacked in Mali
- Dozens dead as Philippines ferry capsizes
- French court annuls Jean-Marie Le Pen’s suspension from far-right party
- Paris rejects bid for new McDonald’s on historic street, again
- Boko Haram gunmen kill scores in Nigeria
- BP settles 2010 US oil spill claims for $18.7 billion
- Burundi elections weren’t free or credible, says UN
- IMF warns of huge financial hole as Greek vote looms
- Human rights off the agenda as Hollande visits Angola
- 'IS group's caliphate is here to stay'
- US, Cuba reach deal to re-open embassies
- Alpha Blondy and Positive Energy
- Millions affected by Boko Haram's mass violence
- It's hot, get over it!
- Cold, hard cash being made from France's heatwave
- Obama: Peas in guacamole are a no-no
- Asif Kapadia's tragic masterpiece 'Amy'
- Egypt at daggers drawn (part 1)
- Egypt at daggers drawn (part 2)
- 'Hands off Les Guignols'
- Egypt cracks down on media
- Around 150 killed in suspected Boko Haram attacks in north-east Nigeria