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Christine Lagarde resigns as head of IMF
It comes ahead of a decision on Ms Lagarde's nomination to become head of the European Central Bank.
Trump: I don't have a racist bone in my body
The US president hits back after his controversial attack on four minority Democratic congresswomen.
François de Rugy, French environment minister, quits over spending allegations
The environment minister is accused of spending public money on luxury dinners, but denies any wrongdoing.
Mona Lisa is moving - what does it take to keep her safe?
Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece - believed by many to be the world's most iconic painting - is being moved.
Storm Area 51: US Air Force warns over Facebook event
More than a million people RSVP to an event calling for people to break into the Nevada base.
Zuma inquiry: South Africa's ex-leader claims he received death threats
Jacob Zuma says threats were also made against his children and lawyer.
Trump's asylum crackdown: Will the 'safe third country' plan work?
The US president is bringing in new rules for asylum seekers but critics deem it illegal and dangerous.
Netanyahu: 'Europe might ignore Iran threat until nuclear missiles hit'
Israel's PM likens the EU's approach to breaches of the nuclear deal to the appeasement of the Nazis.
Brazil cocaine haul: Shoppers find drug stash in their soap powder box
Brazilian police suspect 80kg of the drug had been placed on a supermarket's shelves by mistake.
In pictures: 9,000 year-old settlement found in Israel
Tools, jewels, figurines, seeds and other objects are discovered at the site near Jerusalem.
Hodan Nalayeh prize: Somalia to honour journalist murdered by al-Shabab
Hodan Nalayeh relocated to Somalia last year to help rebuild the country of her birth.
Fresh Island festival: Croatia music event evacuated as fire breaks out
Tyga, Stefflon Don and Yxng Bane were among the acts due to perform.
EU Commission head nominee von der Leyen urges 'green deal'
German minister Ursula von der Leyen promises MEPs ambitious measures against climate change.
India building collapse: Forty trapped in south Mumbai
Rescuers are searching for people trapped in the four-storey building in India's financial capital.
New Zealand's Dunedin jokes about losing 'steepest street' title
First New Zealand lost the Cricket World Cup, now it no longer has the world's steepest street.
S Korea employers could face jail under harassment law
It is the first time employers must act on harassment in South Korea where bullying is widespread.
Former football star shot dead in South Africa
South African former footballer Marc Batchelor is shot dead near his home in Johannesburg.
Airspace over Pakistan reopens
Pakistan shut its airspace in February following tensions with India.
Chris Gayle: Australian newspapers lose appeal in defamation case
Three Australian newspapers wrongly accused the cricketer of lewd behaviour, a jury found in 2017.
Congresswomen hit back in Trump race row
Four congresswomen dismiss the US president's defence of his controversial tweets.