Rwandese refugees cross the border to Tanzania from Rwanda on May 30th 1994. Photograph: Jeremiah Kamau/Reuters. Deirdre O'Shaughnessy. Topics: News · World · Juvenal Habyarimana · Lando Ndasingwa · Madame Agathe · Paul Kagame ...

Mohammed Reza went to register this week for Afghanistan's presidential election – but left angry and disenfranchised. Queues, hundreds of people long, at his voting centre in western Kabul stopped him and many others from being processed, prompting a ...

As soon as she arrived, the Queen apologised for being late, telling the Pope: “We're sorry to keep you waiting but we were having a very pleasant lunch with the President...”Photograph: Reuters. Paddy Agnew. Topics: News · World · Europe · Pope Francis ...

European mobile phone users could be facing cheaper bills within two years after the European Parliament voted to put an end to roaming fees by 2016. Fees charged by telecoms operators when customers are using their mobile phones abroad will be ...

A crater at the scene of a bomb explosion that targeted the convoy of former President and military ruler Pervez Musharraf in Islamabad, Pakistan. Photograph: EPA. Topics: News · World · Asia-Pacific · Pervez Musharraf · Islāmābād; More Topics. Thu, Apr 3 ...

A crater at the scene of a bomb explosion that targeted the convoy of former President and military ruler Pervez Musharraf in Islamabad, Pakistan. Photograph: EPA. Topics: News · World · Asia-Pacific · Pervez Musharraf · Islāmābād; More Topics. Thu, Apr 3 ...

Kapiri Agnes (53) prepares a meal on the grounds of a church that is sheltering about 4,000 internally displaced people fleeing sectarian violence in Bangui. Central Africans say Christians and Muslims lived in harmony until last year. Photograph: Siegfried ...

The Swallow's Nest castle, one of Crimea's many tourist attractions, overlooking the Black Sea outside the town of Yalta. Russia is encouraging its citizens to holiday in Crimea this year. Photograph: Shamil Zhumatov/Reuters. A woman pushes a pram along ...

A health worker sprays disinfectant in a house belonging to someone suspected of coming into contact with the Ebola virus in Macenta, Guinea. Photograph: Plan International/Reuters. Topics: News · World · Africa; More Topics. Wed, Apr 2, 2014, 01:01.

Manchester United manager David Moyes (right) alongside midfielder Ryan Giggs during a press conference at Old Trafford. Photograph: Alex Livesey/Getty Images. Topics: Sport · Soccer · Alexander Buttner · Chris Smalling · David Moyes · Ferdinand Rio ...

Amphibious assault vehicles of the South Korean Marine Corps launch smoke bombs as they move to land on shore during a joint US-South Korea military drill in Pohang today. Photograph: Kim Hong-Ji/Reuters. Topics: News · World · Asia-Pacific · Chuck ...

Bad weather has halted an air and sea search for a Malaysia Airlines passenger jet presumed crashed in the southern Indian Ocean today. A Republic of Korea Navy aircraft is watched by an official as it arrives at the Royal Australian Air Force Base Pearce in ...

The hunt for the missing Malaysian plane resumed after a day's pause, with ships and aircraft from six nations scouring the Indian Ocean amid a forecast for rain and thunderstorms tomorrow. The US, China, New Zealand, Japan and South Korea are among ...

Egyptian policemen stand guard outside a court during the trial of supporters of toppled president Mohamed Morsi in Minya, Egypt, yesterday. Photograph: EPA. Topics: News · World · Africa · Hosni Mubarak · Marshal Abdel Al Sisi · Mohamed Badie; More ...

HTC chief executive Peter Chou shows off the new HTC One smartphone. Photograph: Brendan McDermid/Reuters. Ciara O'Brien. Topics: Business · Technology · Consumer Technology · Peter Chou · Google · HTC; More Topics. Tue, Mar 25, 2014, 17:54.

Luxottica, the maker of Ray- Ban sunglasses, has struck a deal to design, develop and distribute glasses based on Google's Internet-connected Glass eyewear, potentially bringing the new technology to a wider market. Google Glass is a small stamp-sized ...

An Egyptian member of the Muslim Brotherhood Safwat Hegazy flashes the four-finger sign, referring to the sit-in dispersed by security forces in August, during his trial in Cairo. Photograph: Khaled Elfiqi/EPA. Topics: News · World · Africa · Hosni Mubarak ...

Pope Francis has named eight people, including Irish abuse survivor Marie Collins, to a group to help the Catholic Church fight the clerical sexual abuse of minors. Photograph: Reuters. Paddy Agnew. Topics: News · Social Affairs · Religion & Beliefs · Barak ...

Pope Francis has named eight people, including Irish abuse survivor Marie Collins, to a group to help the Catholic Church fight the clerical sexual abuse of minors. Photograph: Reuters. Paddy Agnew. Topics: News · Social Affairs · Religion & Beliefs · Barak ...

Demonstrators, members of the Turkish Youth Union, shout anti-government slogans during a protest against a Twitter ban, in Ankara yesterday. Photograph: Reuters. Daniel Dombey. Topics: News · World · Europe; More Topics. Sat, Mar 22, 2014, 01:00.