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Sweden's centre-left prime minister, Stefan Lofven, will have to stand down after losing the support of parliament.

My claim to infamy was being sentenced to 5,000 years in prison for failing to pay libel damages of $1.6m (£1.2m) won by a former minister who sued my paper after we published the findings of a government audit.

The US deputy attorney general has had an "extended conversation" with the president, the White House says, amid doubts over his future in the job.

A man who deliberately lied to two women about his HIV status and then infected them with the virus has been jailed for five years. He even refused the help offered to him by doctors, a court heard. 

An Indonesian teenager who looked after a fishing hut survived for 49 days at sea by drinking seawater and cooking fish over wood taken from his vessel, it has emerged.

Kenyan governor Okoth Obado has been charged in court with aiding and abetting the brutal murder of his ex-girlfriend, a pregnant student.

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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has criticised the US following a deadly attack on a military parade.

Singer Rihanna has said she "couldn't be more proud" after being given a new ambassadorial role by the government of Barbados.

Former Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has slammed incumbent President Weah and his government on their handling of the missing cash issue.

An extended takeover battle involving three of the world's most powerful media companies is culminating in the most dramatic way imaginable: An auction.

A military parade in Iran have been attacked by gunmen with about 24 people killed and 53 others injured.

An Australian filmmaker who was sentenced by a Cambodian court to six years in prison on spying charges has been granted a royal pardon.