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Thousands of Thai protesters have surrounded government headquarters in the capital, Bangkok, in defiance of police who have vowed to reclaim sites protesters have occupied for weeks.

Suspected Islamist militants have killed more than 90 Christian villagers in an attack in northeastern Nigeria.

Seven former political detainees from South Sudan will take part in peace talks for the country as a "third party," alongside negotiators for President Salva Kiir's government and opposition forces, including loyalists to former vice president Riek Machar.

International diplomacy with Iran over its controversial nuclear program enters a thorny phase as on Tuesday when negotiators from Iran and six world powers gather for talks in Vienna.

North and South Korea are holding a second round of high-level talks, with both sides looking for a compromise that would allow for the resumption of the reunion of families separated by the Korean War.

South Sudanese fleeing fighting, find refuge inside the UNMISS compound in Bor, Jonglei state.

UNICEF officials in the West Africa region said they are horrified by the cruelty and impunity with which children are being killed and mutilated in the Central African Republic.

Joint Special Representative of the UN and the League of Arab States Lakhdar Brahimi briefs journalists in Geneva.

Hundreds of Thai riot police are clearing areas of Bangkok where anti-government protesters have set up camp for weeks.

UNESCO, Malian and international experts have completed the first assessment of damage to cultural heritage in Gao, following the occupation by armed groups of parts of northern Mali. Their work addressed both sites and the cultural practices of local people.