Newsday Episodes Episode guide
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Bangladesh's Governing Party Wins Landslide Election Victory
The main opposition alliance has dismissed the result as farcical
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Delays Hit DR Congo Presidential Poll
The process was hampered by long queues, broken voting machines and torrential rain
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Bangladesh Election: Sheikh Hasina Wins New Term As Prime Minister
Ms Hasina's ruling party has so far won 281 of the 300 parliamentary seats
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Bangladesh PM Declared Election Winner
Sheikh Hasina has secured her third consecutive term with a landslide victory
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President Kabila: Vote Delay Will Not Stop DRCongo's Election
More than one million voters excluded from the Sunday's poll
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Southern Africa's Regional Body Meet To Discuss DRCongo's Election
Opposition candidates are to discuss their concerns
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The US Government Shutdown Will Roll On Into 2019
Hundreds of thousands of federal workers have been left in limbo
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DRCongo: One Million People Cannot Vote In Sunday's Elections
We get reaction from one of the regions affected
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US Government Shutdown Continues
The closure is now in its sixth day and affects about 25% of government programmes
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DRCongo's President Says Elections Will Go Ahead
One million people across the country can't vote because of insecurity and Ebola.
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Presidential Election Postponed in Parts of DRC
We discuss the logistical problems facing the Congolese authorities.
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'Outrage' at Congolese Vote Delay
The Presidential election in the DRC has been postponed in some parts of the country
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Democratic Republic of Congo: Presidential Vote Delayed in Three Areas
A million people won't be able to vote until March... well after president is declared
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Congo Vote Postponed in Three Areas Until March
A million people won't be able to vote in Sunday's presidential election
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DRC Presidential Election - Some Voting Delayed
More than a million people won't be allowed to vote until after the winner is declared.
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Democratic Republic of Congo Election - One Million People Prevented From Voting
Voting in three areas of the DRC is postponed until March because of concerns about Ebola
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Syria Says It Intercepted Israeli Missile
A government official says the incident occurred near Damascus
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Japan Will Resume Commercial Whaling
It will resume in July for the first time in three decades
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Search Continues for Missing after Indonesian Tsunami
Over 400 people are dead and 150 are still missing
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Indonesian Tsunami Death Toll Rises Above 400
Cleanup efforts continue and more than 150 are still missing
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Trial Begins for Chinese Human Rights Lawyer
He has been detained for over three years on charges of state subversion
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Lawyer Goes on Trial in China
Wang Quanzhang stands accused of state subversion
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Mexican Political Couple Dead in Helicopter Crash
The husband and wife were a senator and governor respectively
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Mexican Political Couple Dead in Helicopter Crash
The husband and wife were a senator and governor respectively
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Dozens Still Missing after Indonesian Tsunami
More than 370 are dead and over 1000 injured
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Mexican Politicians Killed in Helicopter Crash
Martha Erika Alonso became the first female governor of Puebla just two weeks ago
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Cleanup Continues after Indonesian Tsunami
370 people are confirmed dead and the figure is expected to rise
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Lombok Quake Survivors React to Tsunami Devastation
Over 500 died in Lombok in August, now over 370 are dead in Java and Sumatra
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Death Toll Rises from Indonesian Tsunami
Rescue efforts continue as death toll climbs over 370
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Rescue Efforts Ongoing in Indonesia
At least 250 people died after a tsunami hit its shores.