Wanuri Kahiu talks about Kenya's decision to ban the film, and its success at the Cannes Film Festival.

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The US and North Korea have very different ideas on what denuclearisation means.

The vehicle caught fire on a Texas motorway after crashing into the central reservation.

A selection of the best photos from across Africa this week.

Since their first public appearance in September, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been busy.

Argentina has had to ask the IMF for help again. This has brought bad memories of previous crises to the citizens of Buenos Aires.

The BBC meets couples across the UK sharing their big day with Harry and Meghan.

The BBC goes undercover to expose the EU passport black market in Turkey.

Writer Barrett Holmes Pitner explains why he thinks American racism is unique.

Three people who uprooted their lives to Sweden and the United States share their stories.

Responding to the story of Joseph, a man who had no sex until he was 37, readers tell their own stories of living without intimacy.

A high-tech solution being tested in Iceland gets rid of waste carbon dioxide by pumping it 1,000m underground.

A village ravaged by decades of mining is struggling after the mines closed.

The World Health Organization says it believes the outbreak can be brought under control.

The bloc is resurrecting an old statute in order to protect billions of dollars of investment in Iran.

Police say the raids targeting ousted PM Najib Razak are linked to the 1MDB corruption scandal.

Some of these children have never even seen life outside prison but one woman is trying to help.

Australia says it has received asylum applications, but the number of missing athletes is still unknown.

Beijing and Washington are currently in talks to avoid the escalation of a trade war.

As final preparations take place, Meghan Markle's mother will meet the Queen for the first time.