A policeman who shot and killed 12-year-old Tamir Rice in Cleveland, Ohio, should be charged with murder, a judge has ruled.

Paraguay ends diplomatic immunity for the offices of South America's Conmebol football association, with top officials facing US corruption charges.

Pakistan orders the charity Save the Children out of the country, sealing its offices and accusing it of "anti-Pakistan" activities.

A judge in France will rule whether former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn is guilty of aggravated pimping.

The US spends $9m a day on the war against Islamic State and the cost of the bombing campaign in total is more than $2.7bn, says Pentagon.

Colombian Farc rebels kill three policemen and leave half a million people without power in two attacks that came amid continuing peace talks.

Zimbabwe is withdrawing its local currency from circulation, formalising a multi-currency system introduced at the height of hyper-inflation.

PM Tony Abbott refuses to deny reports Australia paid an Indonesian boat to turn back, but says "creative" tactics are used to deter migrants.