Tourism operators in earthquake-hit Nepal seek guidance from international experts on which areas can be declared safe for trekking and mountaineering.

Chinese police take 175 people into custody and recover stolen artefacts worth more than 500m yuan ($80m; £52m), calling it the biggest operation of its kind.

The EU is to announce details of controversial plans to relocate thousands of migrants who have reached Europe from Africa and the Middle East.

Six football officials are arrested in Zurich, Switzerland, over corruption allegations involving the sport's world governing body Fifa.

Hamas committed serious human rights abuses including killings and torture of Palestinian civilians in 2014, Amnesty International says.

The European Committee of Social Rights rules that the Republic of Ireland has violated a European charter by not banning all forms of corporal punishment, including parents smacking their children at home.

The children of Australian terror suspects could be taken into care, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says, as the government proposes changes to citizenship laws.

Some 20,000 people in the German city of Cologne are forced to leave their homes as authorities defuse a one-ton bomb from World War Two.