Newsday Episodes Episode guide
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Thousands of supporters of the military junta congregate in Niger
Burkina Faso and Mali have said that any military intervention is a declaration of war
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Burkina Faso and Mali warn against military intervention in Niger
The combined juntas warn that movement “could destabilise the entire region”.
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At least 44 people killed in an explosion in Pakistan
A member of parliament in the country says it's "a colossal intelligence failure."
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Blast at Pakistan political rally kills at least 44 people
More than 100 people were also injured.
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Blast at Pakistan political rally kills at least 44 people
Police say they have found evidence of a suicide attack.
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French troops in Niger to fight jihadism not the coup leaders
Around one thousand French troops are in Niger.
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UN suspends humanitarian work to Niger after coup
More than four million people are in need of humanitarian assistance.
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UN chief Antonio Guterres: 'Era of global boiling has arrived'
July set to be the hottest month on record
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Niger coup: President Bazoum held by military officers
Benin's president has arrived in Niger on a mediation mission.
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Niger coup: President Bazoum held by military officers
The US has called for the release of President Bazoum.
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Niger coup: President Bazoum held by military officers
The African Union, the UN the EU and the US have condemned the coup.
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State of emergency declared in Ecuador’s prisons
The attorney general's office says 31 inmates have died.
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Ecuador prison riot leaves 31 inmates dead
A state of emergency has been declared in all prisons in the country.
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Ecuador declares state of emergency in prisons
The attorney general's office says 31 inmates have died.
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Yemen: The children of a forgotten war
The United Nations says thousands of children have been killed or maimed.
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Reports of modern slavery double in UK care sector
Cases have risen sharply since last year.
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Israel judicial reform: Crowds confront police as key law passed
Police in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv used water cannons to disperse protesters.
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Spanish elections: Popular Party wins but no clear majority
Analysts say fresh elections may be needed to break the deadlock.
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Spanish elections result in hung parliament
The conservative Popular Party wins the tight race but fails to secure a majority.
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Spain's conservatives win tight election but no clear majority
Left-wing parties may now rally with regional parties in a bid to form a government.
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The number of migrants landing in Italy doubles
The sea crossings are expected to rise even more over the summer season.
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The number of migrants landing in Italy doubles
Politically Italy is divided by the migration issue.
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The number of migrants landing in Italy doubles
Many migrants go to a reception centre that has worried activists for years.
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What happens to migrants and asylum seekers when they arrive on the shores of Southern Italy?
Italy remains a top destination for those crossing the Mediterranean despite opposition.
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Why are so many desperate migrants arriving on Italy's shores?
Italy has become a major destination for migrants travelling across the Mediterranean.
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Why are so many desperate migrants arriving on Italy's shores?
Italy has become a major destination for those making journeys across the Mediterranean.
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Thai court suspends reformist leader as MP hours before PM vote
Parliament is due to hold a vote on who will become the next prime minister.
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Thailand's reformist leader faces fresh vote in battle to become PM
Pita Limjaroenrat leads a progressive coalition with a clear majority in the lower house.
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Trump says he expects January 6 indictment
The ex-president said he had been told to report to a grand jury.
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Millions under smoke advisory due to Canada wildfires
Nearly 900 fires are currently burning across Canada.