INDIA
Toll from India heatwave tops 1,400
The death toll from a blistering heatwave sweeping large swathes of India surpasses 1,400.
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FRANCE
France medical staff protest reforms
French medical staff protest against the government’s planned changes in their working hours.
ECONOMY
Iran liquidity ‘tsunami’ poses a dilemma
Governor of the Central Bank of Iran Valiollah Seif says liquidity growth is in check but some economists warn of a “tsunami” of cash which is inundating the market.
EU
Spain judge opens anti-Boko Haram case
A senior Spanish judge says he has accepted to hear a lawsuit against Nigeria-based Boko Haram militants.
POLITICS
UK PM warns Europe over EU exit
British Prime Minister David Cameron is touring Europe to get EU reform for the UK, or else Britons will vote to leave, he warns.
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Kiev rejects Donbas talks before polls
The Ukrainian president says Kiev will only hold talks with the leaders of Donetsk and Luhansk only after local elections in the two regions.
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S Africa president cleared of corruption
South Africa's president is cleared of corruption charges related to upgrades in his residence.
SOCIETY
'Gay cake' verdict angers bakery owner
Christian family who refused to make a pro-gay marriage cake because of their religious beliefs, have said they will appeal court decision made against them.
SPORTS
More bad news await FIFA: Blatter
Sepp Blatter says "more bad news will follow" for FIFA, which is engulfed in a corruption scandal.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Plight of ISIL's female recruits
British women travelling to Syria to embrace a new life with the ISIL terrorist group end up “domestically isolated in severe conditions”, according to a new study.
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Suu Kyi urged to protest Rohingya plight
Dalai Lama urges Myanmar’s activist Aung San Suu Kyi to 'do something' about the plight of Rohingya Muslims.
PAKISTAN
Pakistan hangs 3 for plane hijacking
Pakistan executes three Baluch militants who were convicted of being behind a plane hijacking in 1998.
MILITARY
US begins training militants in Turkey
The US military has started training foreign-backed militants fighting in Syria in neighboring Turkey, an American official says.
GERMANY
Airport security lands Germany in court
The EU refers Germany to court over the country's failure to comply with airport security laws.
FOREIGN POLICY
US stirring ‘chaos’ in Pacific: China
China has accused the United States of threatening to create “chaos” in the South China Sea.
IRAQ
Iraq seizes ISIL stronghold in Salahuddin
Iraqi forces liberate a key district in Salahuddin Province from ISIL militants.
ECONOMY
UK economy contracted in Q1
Britain seems losing growth stream as the latest official data shows the economy faced a sharp decline in the first quarter of 2015.
NORTH AFRICA
Tunis nabs 2nd Morrocan over musem raid
Tunisian security forces detain a second Moroccan suspect over a terror raid at a museum in Tunis in March.
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