A fax sent by the US gunman who killed two fellow journalists on live TV reveals his anger at perceived racism and bullying at work.

Chinese shares return to positive territory after massive losses earlier in the week rocked markets around the globe.

China says 11 Tianjin government and port officials are suspected of negligence in connection to the blasts earlier this month which killed 139 people.

A woman who helped publish Fifty Shades of Grey but was defrauded out of royalties could receive $10m after a judge's ruling.

Sydney's Warragamba Dam spills for the first time since 2013, as resident's south of the city wait to return to their flood-affected homes.

Tension prevails in India's Gujarat state where two days of caste-related violence leaves eight people dead.

Three Hong Kong student leaders are charged over their roles in the Umbrella Movement protests of September 2014.

Serbia and Macedonia tell a summit in Vienna the EU must come up with an action plan to respond to the influx of migrants into Europe.