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Khmer Rouge surviving leaders face genocide verdict
During their four years in power in Cambodia, the regime killed all those they perceived to be their enemies.
Africa's week in pictures: 9-15 November 2018
A selection of the best photos from across Africa this week.
Quiz of the Week: Which superhero wasn't Lee's?
It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world during the past seven days?
Grandpa paints his Taiwanese village in cats and dogs
Huang saved his home from demolition after his paintings turned his village into a huge tourist attraction.
Viral US act of kindness that raised $400,000 'a lie'
A homeless man and couple who crowdfunded thousands have been charged with conspiracy and theft.
Lion Air crash: Boeing sued by victim's family over aircraft design
A lawsuit is filed against the US manufacturer over an alleged design fault with its 737 Max jet.
California wildfires: Drone footage shows Paradise devastation
The Californian town has been destroyed by the Camp Fire.
Nikola Gruevski: Mystery over how Macedonia ex-PM escaped
A former Macedonian leader facing prison is claiming asylum in Hungary, the government confirms.
Why is Canada running out of marijuana?
Supply problems in the month-old legal cannabis industry could last well into next year.
California wildfires: Survivors share stories of heroic rescues
Some Californians fled by lorry, while others had no choice but leap into a frigid mountain lake.
Brexit: EU leaders dismiss talk of renegotiating draft agreement
The prospect of talks to amend the draft deal is unlikely as an agreement is "on the table".
Saudi women in 'inside-out abaya' protest
Participants say they no longer want to be pressured into wearing the loose-fitting robe in public.
Lost Disney 'Oswald' film found in Japan
The short cartoon pre-dates the creation of Mickey Mouse.
Taylor Swift, Adele and other smuggled celebrities
Zayn Malik appears to have revealed how some of the top A-listers evade attention.
'Phallic' owl statue mocked in Serbian town of Kikinda
The recently erected statue in the town of Kikinda drew criticism for its shape and length.
Ethiopia arrests former deputy spy chief Yared Zerihun
Dozens of security officials have been held as Prime Minister Abiy tackles corruption and rights abuses.
National Book Awards: Isabel Allende warns of 'dark time'
The author spoke out at the National Book Awards against the rise of "nationalism and racism" in politics.
Trump attacks Mueller's Russia inquiry as 'absolutely nuts'
The US president says an inquiry into his election campaign is a "mess" and a "disgrace".
Japan's cyber-security minister has 'never used a computer'
Yoshitaka Sakurada is responsible for ensuring the 2020 Olympic Games are not hacked.
Russia Navalny: Strasbourg court condemns detentions of Putin foe
Europe's human rights court condemns repeated arrests of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.