Protesters clash with riot police in Slovenia's capital Ljubljana during a rally against budget cuts and alleged corruption.

Internet group Yahoo says it has been ordered to pay $2.7bn to two plaintiffs in a Mexican court ruling.

A US Army court sees a noose made from a bed sheet by alleged Wikileaks source Private Bradley Manning as he considered suicide.

Moody's cuts the triple-A rating of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) euro rescue fund on Friday by one notch.

Charges are dismissed against a top US tennis judge who was accused of bludgeoning her husband to death with a coffee mug.

At least 18 people are missing, including eight soldiers, after an avalanche in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, officials say.

Kuwaitis will cast their ballot a day after tens of thousands of opposition supporters called for an election boycott over voting law changes.

Treating people with HIV who have uninfected partners significantly reduces transmission rates, researchers in China have found.