• Gul Yousafzai

A suicide bomber in Pakistan killed at least 63 people and wounded dozens more in an attack on mourners gathered at a hospital in Quetta,

A photo of Father Edward Daly waving a blood-stained white handkerchief become one of the iconic images of Bloody Sunday.

• Jewel Topsfield

The anonymity of payments using digital currencies make them attractive for terrorism financing.

• Jewel Topsfield

Activist has alleged the military and police were involved in a drug smuggling syndicate.

• Jonathan Soble

Japan's emperor would like to retire. But the question is whether the Japanese people and their leaders will let him.

• Kim Soffen, Philip Bump

Five months after Donald Trump used his time on the national debate stage to tell America that his hands - and therefore a certain other body part - were properly sized, the controversy has finally been resolved.

• David Sanger

He was a young Iranian scientist with two very different stories to tell. But his love for his son could have been his undoing.

• Peter Holley

Donald Trump's candidacy had electrified America's far right, which is hoping his outspokenness will give them better access to the political mainstream

• Mark Mazzetti, Anne Barnard and Eric Schmitt

In the last year, for the first time since Afghanistan in the 1980s, the CIA and the Russians have been at war. But the outcome has been very different.

• Lindsay Murdoch

​Thailand voted to accept a military-backed constitution on Sunday that will perpetuate the power of the country's generals and open the way for elections next year.

• Aislinn Laing

As world's best athletes gathered in Rio, the disgraced Paralympian was rushed to hospital under heavy guard after injuring his wrists in his prison cell.

The friends of a Melbourne man found dead at the bottom of a Bangkok high-rise while on holiday have set up a fundraising page to bring his body home.

• Tara Patel

Terrorist attacks are taking their toll on France's tourism industry, with Paris bearing the brunt of a drop in visits by big-spending US holidaymakers.

Iranian scientist who says he resisted CIA pressure to spill Tehran's nuclear secrets to his country's 'number-one enemy' has been executed for treason.

• Inga Ting

An Australian academic at the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul is one of two people who have been abducted at gun point, according to reports.

Belgian police arrested a man with a machete in the eastern city of Liege, broadcaster VRT reported on Sunday.

• Humeyra Pamuk and Nick Tattersall

* Hundreds of thousands attend rally

• Lia Timson

An Irishman is in custody, his passport confiscated after being arrested at a Rio hotel accused of illegally selling Olympic VIP tickets.

• Kylie MacLellan

Prime Minister Theresa May wants to look at the option of paying residents directly rather than local authorities.

• Neil MacFarquhar

The 1945 disappearance of Raoul Wallenberg, a Swedish diplomat who saved thousands of Hungarian Jews from Nazi gas chambers, ranks among the most enduring mysteries of World War II.

Jailed South African athlete Oscar Pistorius has been treated in hospital for injuries to his wrists but denies trying to kill himself.

Austria's foreign minister has threatened to block the expansion of negotiations with Turkey on its accession to the European Union, which could scupper a landmark migration deal between Brussels and Ankara.

• Jose DelReal

'She is a totally unhinged person. She's unbalanced. And all you have to do is watch her, see her, read about her'

• Jewel Topsfield and Amilia Rosa

A community competition with a reward to catch crocodiles: what could possibly go wrong?

• Lindsay Murdoch

A leading archbishop in the Philippines uses Sunday sermons to lash out at President Rodrigo Duterte's crackdown on crime.