Newshour Episodes Episode guide
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Turkish Currency Plunges
Why has the Turkish lira fallen sharply by 20%?
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Zimbabwean Opposition to File Election Challenge
Zimbabwean Opposition to file a petition challenging the results of last week's election
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Strike On Bus Kills 29 Children In Yemen
At least 29 children have been killed in a Saudi-led coalition air strike in Yemen
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Russia Slams Fresh US Sanctions as 'unacceptable'
Russia denounces new US sanctions over alleged involvement in nerve agent attack in UK
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US Announces New Russia Sanctions
The US State Department announces new sanctions on Russia for Skripal Novichok poisoning
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Zimbabwe 'Arrests Fleeing Politician'
Zimbabwe 'arrests MDC's Tendai Biti at Zambia border'
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The Challenges Facing Colombia's New President
A shaky FARC peace deal, violent drug cartels and Venezuela tensions will test Duque
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Twenty Years on from al-Qaeda's Attack on US Embassies
More than 200 people, mainly Africans, were killed in the Kenya and Tanzania bombings
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US to Re-Impose Iran Sanctions
The White House has announced the first phase of sanctions will go in to effect overnight
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New Earthquake in Indonesia Kills Dozens
Almost 100 reported dead after earthquake in Lombok and Bali
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South Sudan Government and Rebels Sign Peace Deal
The government signs power-sharing agreement with rebels to end five years of civil war
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The End of South Sudan's Civil War?
President Salva Kiir and rebel leader Riek Machar are expected to reconcile differences
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Argentina Prepares for Key Abortion Vote
An anti-abortion rally has taken place in Buenos Aires before a landmark vote on abortion
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Sirleaf Calls for Peace in Zimbabwe
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf appeals for calm in Zimbabwe as opposition members face court
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Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Says Election Was Fair
Zimbabwe's newly re-elected president Emmerson Mnangagwa says election was free and fair
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Zimbabwe Election: Opposition Calls Results a 'Coup'
Chamisa has said President Mnangagwa's victory is a "coup against [the people's] will"
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Zimbabwe Election: Police Patrols Harare
The main opposition leader, Nelson Chamisa, says he has won the Presidential election
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Turkey Condemns US Sanctions Over Jailed Pastor
The US hit Turkey with sanctions over the continued detention of US pastor Andrew Brunson
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Zimbabwe Election: Deadly Violence In Harare
Police say three people killed after troops open fire on rioting opposition supporters
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Zimbabwe Election: Zanu-PF has Most Seats
Zimbabwe's election board says ZANU-PF has secured a two-thirds majority in parliament
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Zimbabwe Elections: Questions of Rigging
The first results are emerging in the polls, but the opposition is crying foul
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North Korea Working on new Missiles, US Officials say, Despite Thaw
North Korea appears to be building new missiles despite recent warming ties with the US
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Polls Close in Landmark Zimbabwe Elections
Votes are being counted in the country's elections, which saw a high turn out
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Zimbabwe Votes
Zimbabweans vote in the country's first elections since Robert Mugabe was deposed
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Zimbabwe Election: Mugabe Rejects Mnangagwa
Zimbabwe's ex-president Mugabe turns on Mnangagwa in surprise pre-poll speech
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Robert Mugabe: Don't Vote for My Successor
The former president gives a surprise press conference on the eve of Zimbabwe elections
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US Cardinal Resigns Over Abuse Claims
Theodore McCarrick says he has "no recollection" of an alleged assault on a teenager
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Is Climate Change to Blame for Record Heatwave?
Scientists warn climate change is contributing to record heatwaves
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Pakistan Election: Imran Khan Claims Victory
Pakistan political parties demand new elections as Imran Khan claims victory
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Pyongyang Returns Remains Of US Soldiers Killed In Korean War
North Korea repatriates more soldiers' remains, sixty-five years after the armistice.