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Aus vs NZ: Warner nears ton, Labuschagne survives as Australia pile on runs

Australia have been unbeatable this season, winning all four Tests at home

Sri Lanka's sacked cricket coach Hathurusingha demands $5 mn compensation

The former Sri Lankan Test star and coach made the claim after the two sides failed to agree the terms of his termination last summer

Carlos Ghosn's Japanese lawyers refuse to comply with seizure warrant

Nissan has insisted Ghosn should be held accountable for his "various acts of misconduct"

Saudi calls for calm after 'very dangerous' escalation in US-Iran tensions

"It's certainly a very dangerous moment," Prince Faisal told reporters in Riyadh

US-Iran war could lead to rise in crude prices, threaten Gulf oil exports

If the US killing of Iranian general Qasem Soleimani on Friday leads to conflict between Washington and Tehran, oil facilities could be targeted in Gulf states

UK CEOs earn 117 times the average annual wage of British workers: Report

Chief executives of FTSE-100-listed companies earn 117 times the average annual salary, the High Pay Centre and the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development estimate

'Million-strong' homage for Soleimani brings Tehran to a standstill

Young and old were packed shoulder-to-shoulder in the streets, including women dressed in black-clad chadours and others wearing loose-fitting hijabs

Iranian supreme leader Khamenei weeps at prayer for Qassem Soleimani

Ghaani stood near Khamenei's side, as did Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and other top leaders in the Islamic Republic

US threatens to bomb Iranian cultural sites, warns of sanctions on Iraq

Trump had already threatened widespread bombing of Iran if Tehran carries out its own threats to attack US troops

Two rockets hit near US embassy in Baghdad, 14th such strike in two months

The vehemently anti-American group, Kataeb Hezbollah, had warned Iraqi security forces to "get away" from US troops

German cops shoot dead knife-wielding man who sought to attack officers

Officers noted that the attacker was holding a knife behind his back

US is now targeting Iran's 'actual decision-makers', says Mike Pompeo

Pompeo was explaining US strategy in the aftermath of the US drone strike that killed Iran's most powerful general, Qassem Soleimani

Al-Shabaab attacks US-Kenya military base, claims destroyed 7 aircraft

A plume of black smoke rose above the base near the border with Somalia, where al-Shabab is based

Saudi says US didn't consult it over Iran strike; seeks to defuse tensions

Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, both allies of Washington, are also vulnerable to Iranian counter strikes, analysts say.

At least 36 dead as building collapses in Cambodia, rescue efforts over

Cambodia is undergoing a construction boom, with hotels, high-rises and casinos springing up under little regulatory oversight

Four Al-Shabaab jihadists gunned down in attack on US-Kenya military base

The Somali jihadists have staged several large-scale attacks inside Kenya, in retaliation for Nairobi sending troops into Somalia as well as to target foreign interests

Mourners pack Iran city as Gen Soleimani's remains arrive in Tehran

"Death to America," they chanted at a mass gathering in the southwestern city, where Soleimani's remains arrived from Iraq before dawn, according to semi-official news agency ISNA

Carlos Ghosn's escape 'unjustifiable', says Japanese justice minister

Carlos Ghosn's bail has already been cancelled and that an Interpol "red notice" had been issued, says Japan in first comment after fallen auto titan's escape.

Libya: 28 killed, many injured after air strikes on Tripoli military school

"An air raid on the military school of Tripoli killed 28 cadets and injured dozens more," Amin al-Hashemi, spokesman for the health ministry said

US will hit 52 Iranian sites 'very fast, hard' if Tehran retaliates: Trump

Donald Trump defends drone strike assassination of top Iranian general Qassem Soleimani in Iraq.