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South Africa's ruling ANC party vows change as Jacob Zuma exit looms

He could also be recalled by the ANC, forcing him to step down

French president Emmanuel Macron warns that UK can't keep full access to EU

"As soon as you decide not to join these preconditions, it's not a full access," Macron told the BBC

International Olympic Committee discusses North Korea's participation plans

North Korea has taken part in seven of the last 12 Winter Olympics, most recently in Vancouver 2010

Turkish military carry out strikes on Kurdish targets in northern Syria

Similar strikes had also taken place yesterday, it confirmed

Netanyahu visit: Modi to reciprocate warm reception he received in Israel

It will be the second visit by an Israeli Prime Minister to India after a gap of 15 years since Ariel Sharon visited New Delhi in 2003

Over 530 people killed in eight earthquakes along Iran-Iraq border

Seven of the quakes struck near the Iraqi city of Mandali, 120 km northeast of the Iraqi capital, says US Geological Survey

US Bill that ends chain migration, funds wall & shields 'dreamers' unveiled

Congress is grappling with how to break an impasse over the 'Dreamers' - immigrants who were brought to the US illegally as children but were permitted to stay under Obama's DACA programme

Anti-army Pakistan journalist Taha Siddiqui escapes kidnap attempt

Siddiqui is the Pakistani bureau chief of Indian television channel WION and who has reported for France 24

Mallika Sherawat, French husband evicted from Paris flat over unpaid rent

At a hearing in a Paris court on November 14, a lawyer for the couple said they were in financial difficulty

Telecom Commission accepts Trai proposal to raise spectrum cap for telcos

Now, the department of telecommunications will seek the Union Cabinet's approval to implement the move

'Bomb cyclone' hits US East Coast; 12 dead, flights disrupted

Florida- the 'Sunshine State' saw its first snow in nearly three decades in northern parts of the state

At US request, UNSC to hold emergency meeting on Iran protests

US Ambassador Nikki Haley has praised the demonstrators, saying "the UN must speak out" to support them

Foreign brokerages bullish on Indian markets; growth stocks to lead

Most brokerages globally and domestically acknowledge that 2018 is likely to be a year of high earnings growth

More pro-regime rallies as Iran declares 'sedition' over

Telecoms Minister Mohammad-Javad Azari Jahromi said Telegram would only be unblocked if it removed terrorist content

At least 23 civilians killed near Damascus in suspected Russian air strike

The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights told AFP that 18 people were killed by Russian strikes in the town of Misraba

Shinzo Abe reaffirms vow to pressurise North Korea to end nuke programmes

He said North Korea's people and resources could make the country richer if its leaders adopt right policies

Maharashtra violence echoes in Parl; RSS blames 'breaking India brigade'

Bus, train movement hit; bandh later withdrawn

Palestinians say won't be 'blackmailed' after Trump threat

The Palestinians rely heavily on international aid, with many analysts, including Israelis, saying such assistance helps maintain stability in a volatile region

Norway suspends arms, ammo exports to UAE amid war in Yemen

There was no comment from Kongsberg or from the Saudi-led coalition

Suspected Boko Haram suicide bomber kills 14 in Nigeria mosque

"Fourteen bodies have been pulled out of the rubble," said Umar Kachalla, a civilian militiaman, who said the mosque had been completely destroyed