Two rival populist groups say they have made steps towards a deal, more than two months after the election.

The Armenian-American musician has supported opposition politician Nikol Pashinyan.

Ireland make it to the final for the first time since 2013, with Israel's Netta also qualifying.

In a dramatic comeback, former PM Mahathir Mohamad, 92, ends the ruling coalition's 60 years in power.

The boss of an Indonesian food factory is encouraging his community to creatively reuse plastic waste.

So why is Australia in the Eurovision song contest? Jessica Mauboy explains.

From jewellery to bags, coats and dresses, the fashion industry is following Meghan Markle's every move

In 2001 Bulgaria’s former King Simeon II made a comeback by winning the country's parliamentary election.

What started as a cattle war between farmers and herdsmen in Nigeria's middle belt has taken a religious dimension, writes the BBC's Mayeni Jones.

Eurovision winner Conchita Wurst says she still feels the need to prove she's more than a drag act.

Michael Cohen is reported to have received $500,000 from a firm with ties to a Russian oligarch.

The lead researcher says the discovery could "make a real difference to people".

London has overtaken Paris and Montreal for the title of best student city, despite being so expensive.

They join 10 MPs removed last year for being dual nationals, which is not allowed under Australian law.

European leaders try to salvage the Iranian nuclear deal after the US announced its withdrawal.

Andy Murray's recovery from hip surgery has run into difficulty and it seems unlikely he will be able to make his comeback this month, says Russell Fuller.

British number one Johanna Konta suffers another early tournament exit, losing to qualifier Bernarda Pera at the Madrid Open.

Former Fifa president Sepp Blatter reiterates his view that World Cups should be staged in one country rather than co-hosted.

BBC Sport looks back on the 2002 World Cup final, where Ronaldo banished his demons from the 1998 final and scored two goals as Brazil beat Germany.

With the US out, and Europe scrambling to keep Iran in, what's next for the nuclear pact?

The Home Office denies taking "arbitrary" decisions on asylum cases to meet deportation targets, but one caseworker says staff are forced to rush their work.