Africa
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Longstanding president, who has appeared frail and slurred his words recently, is seeking re-election next year
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Arrest by Met’s war crimes unit in London relates to atrocities of 89-93 war
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Violence in Central African Republic has driven 274,000 people into neighbouring Cameroon, forcing them to seek shelter in camps like Mbilé
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Three times in the past six months, the waterfront slums of Lagos have been forcibly – and often violently – evicted by the government
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The country has closed its digital borders to prevent leaks during tests after papers were posted online by activists last year
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Men appear before military court in Juba over alleged involvement in hotel attack in which five aid workers were raped and one man murdered
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The foundation’s ability to think creatively and enable practical, positive change is particularly relevant as the UK social care sector faces further cuts
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Other marchers at Carnaval Sochi Fest parade were seen carrying bananas as city prepares to host Confederations Cup, once more raising racism concerns
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Kabwe in Zambia has been left with extreme levels of lead pollution after almost a century of metal mining and smelting, harming generations of children
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Almost a century of lead mining and smelting has poisoned generations of children in the Copperbelt town of Kabwe in Zambia
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Relatives of people killed in attack on bus convoy say state of emergency in country has been undermined
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Countries that should be at the forefront of trying to prevent catastrophes are turning a blind eye
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Footage shows Salman Abedi shortly before his suicide attack on Manchester Arena on Monday
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Patterns emerge in extremists’ backgrounds and motivations
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Economic and political chaos left in wake of Gaddafi’s fall provide ideal opportunity for militant groups to gain traction
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Children among dead and at least 22 wounded in gun attack on convoy headed to monastery in Minya province
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Letters: David Lowry and John Cummings question the UK’s sales of arm to Saudi Arabia, Randhir Singh Bains claims radical Islamism predates the ‘west’s war on terror’ and Peter McKenna examines the implications of the west’s role in the overthrow of Colonel Gaddafi
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Prime minister called on world leaders to help prosecute fighters returning from Middle East
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Mother of six Amina Mohammed rose from a humble upbringing in the Lake Chad region to become a government minister and the UN’s second in command
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The Welsh-Zambian director’s debut feature is premiering at Cannes: an everyday story of choosing between life in a travelling witch camp or being transformed into a goat
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Letters: To make it into the England team one doesn’t have to go to private school or come from South Africa, write Mike Stein and Steve Smart
MHD: 'So many French rappers are inspired by American hip-hop. I'm the opposite'