The US Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power, briefed the 15 member Security Counci

Close to one thousand people gathered in Budapest on Tuesday to protest against an anti-migrant fence, currently being built by Hungary, along its border with Serbia. The fence is aimed at preventing increasing numbers of migrants, most of whom are refugees, from entering Hungary from the south. Around 80,000 migrants and refugees have reached the country so far this year.

Iran and six world powers reached a deal on Tuesday, with an agreement that concluded over a decade of negotiation over the nation's nuclear programme.

At least eight police officers were injured during the annual Orange Order march by protestants in Belfast, after loyalists were stopped from passing a Catholic estate.

PSNI officers were pelted with bottles and other missiles, in response to which a water cannon and plastic bullets were deployed.

The joint report compiled by the Office of t

The leader of the Islamic State in Khorasan, a region across Afghanistan and Pakistan, was killed in a drone strike according to Afghan officials.

Hafiz Saeed is said to have died on Friday night in Achin, in Afghanistan's eastern Nangarhar province.

IS has rejected the claims, telling the BBC Hafiz Saeed Khan "is alive".

Colombia's government has agreed to reduce attacks on Farc positions, after the militant group announced a unilateral ceasefire earlier this week.

The government and the rebels in  join statement said government forces will refrain from military attacks on rebel positions from July 20, if Farc fulfils the terms of its ceasefire.

Israel has released a Palestinian Islamic leader following a deal that saw him end a 56 day hunger strike, reports Reuters.

A UN brokered humanitarian ceasefire was broken less than a day after being implemented, reports the BBC.

The Serbian Prime Minister was forced to flee the memorial event marking the 20th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacres, as thousands filed along the roads that saw the massacres of over 8,000 Bosnian Muslims in Srebrenica to commemorate the killings.

Lessons remain to be learnt in protecting communities from genocide and mass atrocities, said the UN deputy Secretary General at the commemoration event of the Srebrenica genocide.

The Serbian government has banned events in Belgrade commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre, after threats were made by right-wing extremists.

An official memorial will take place in Srebrenica however activists intended to hold a gathering outside the Serbian parliament in the capital.

Serbia's Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic said he had taken the decision to guarantee "peace and security in the whole of Serbia", but organiser Dusan Masic, said it was "scandalous", and showed "where Serbia is in 2015".