Hundreds of the two-wheeled vehicles have appeared on the city's streets, but some residents have voiced concerns over the scheme.

Afghanistan's Shia Hazara community are living in fear, with many fleeing the country due to IS violence.

A recent change in the law means many camel breeders in Rajasthan are struggling to find buyers.

Plastic pollution is blighting the lives of locals in the Nigerian city of Port Harcourt.

They faced a perilous journey to reach the US. Now, there is a tortuous process to win asylum.

The BBC's Jonah Fisher in Kiev looks at what led to Sunday's naval clash in the Sea of Azov.

UK student Matthew Hedges may have been released by the UAE, but the balance of power has changed.

A grassroots programme in Rwanda is aiming to reduce domestic violence by challenging gender roles.

Donald Trump says the US is likely to raise tariffs as planned and tax more Chinese goods if talks fail.

Investigator Robert Mueller loses a key witness in his probe on alleged Russian election meddling.

Benoît Quennedey is quizzed over "delivery of information to a foreign power", reports say.

The small plane went almost 50km (30 miles) too far before landing safely, officials say.

Marouane Fellaini's injury-time winner against Young Boys puts Manchester United into the last 16 of the Champions League.

Former England left-back Ashley Cole is released by LA Galaxy after his contract at the Major League Soccer club expires.

Snooker is in a catch-22 situation in being sponsored by betting companies as "it would not be a sport without them", says ex-world champion Stuart Bingham.

Matthew Hedges, the academic pardoned over UAE spying claims, is reunited with his family in the UK.

Indian officials are reluctant to disturb the protected Sentinelese tribe who killed John Allen Chau.

A female-only team from Kyrgyzstan are working to launch the country’s first satellite by 2020.

The two hikers who spotted 145 dying whales in New Zealand say the experience was "horrific".

Sam Burgess says "individual egos and selfish players" were to blame for England's group-stage exit from the 2015 World Cup.

The agreement must be improved, the ex-minister says, as the PM also comes under attack from the DUP.