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North Korea faces tighter sanctions under Trump strategy

Donald Trump's strategy aims to apply both economic and diplomatic pressure on Kim Jong-un.

Turkey suspends more than 9,000 police officers over 'Gulen links'

The latest purge is over alleged links to US-based Islamic preacher Fethullah Gulen.

Venezuela to withdraw from OAS as deadly protests continue

The country accuses the regional grouping of meddling in its affairs, as deadly protests continue.

Trump's 100 Days: Newlyweds split over president's performance

Tom voted Trump, Gretchen for Clinton, and they got married after the election.

First Americans claim sparks controversy

A study that claims humans reached the Americas 130,000 years ago, much earlier than previously suggested, has run into controversy.

Real Madrid back to winning ways in La Liga

Real Madrid keep their title challenge on track with an emphatic victory over Deportivo la Coruna.

Spurs beat Palace to keep up the pressure on Chelsea

Tottenham stay four points behind Premier League leaders Chelsea following a hard-fought victory at Crystal Palace.

Maria Sharapova: Russian beats Roberta Vinci on return from doping ban

Maria Sharapova is victorious on her return to action following a 15-month doping ban as she beats Roberta Vinci in Stuttgart.

US and South Korea hold live-fire drill

Undercover video of human organ traders

Trump's 100 Days: Newlyweds split over president's performance

British High Commission helps gay couples marry in Australia

Meeting an organ trafficker who preys on Syrian refugees

Abu Jaafar's job is to find people desperate enough to give up parts of their body for money.

Trump seeks tax windfall for business

Analysts say the plan will add trillions to the deficit but the US government says growth will fund it.

Samsung sees best quarterly profits in three years

Strong demand for its memory chips and flat screens for televisions and phones boost the tech giant.

Naked selfie-detecting app Gallery Guardian tested

Gallery Guardian is designed to protect children from explicit images, but does not spot every snap.

Game guide malware 'targeted more than 500,000 users'

App-based guides for games like Fifa targeted more than 500,000 users with malware, a cyber-security company says.

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