Indonesia's Constitutional court is expected to announce on Thursday that it will not over turn the result of April's presidential election in favour of Prabowo Subianto - and that ruling is likely to trigger more protests.

From a young age, Michael Platt loved two things: Martin Luther King jnr and cupcakes. Now he's combined his two passions into a good cause.

The father put his two-year-old daughter safely on the US side of the Rio Grande river and went back for his wife. The girl tried to follow him.

The company withheld WhatsApp messages from a drug-trafficking investigation in Brazil on privacy grounds.

Denmark's new coalition has agreed to soften some tough measures on immigration, including abandoning a plan by the previous government to hold foreign criminals on a tiny island.

Special counsel Robert Mueller will testify publicly before House panels July 17 after being subpoenaed.

Commissioner John Sanders' departure deepens the sense of crisis and adds to the rapid turnover inside the agencies enforcing Trump's hardline immigration.

Hot air from the Sahara will send temperatures above 40C in several locations on the continent tomorrow and Friday.

Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, appealed for the Palestinians to consider an economic support plan they have already rejected.

Trump's admission comes as the US seeks a closed Security Council meeting over Iran and the latest tanker incidents.

It's a scene that is being repeated at other immigration facilities overwhelmed with too many migrant children and nowhere to put them.

The Trump administration should respond to these recent attacks with strikes of its own on Iranian and Houthi air-defence assets, offensive missile systems and Revolutionary Guard Corps bases.

Iran is setting up a network of terror cells in Africa to attack US and other Western targets in retaliation for US sanctions against Tehran.

By daybreak on Saturday, police cleared the streets of barriers set up by protesters to snarl traffic in the Asian financial centre, and only a few groups in the mostly youthful crowd remained.

A neighbour made a recording of the row before dialling the police, saying they were concerned for partner Carrie Symonds's safety.