Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky (C) departs from his child sex abuse trial
Inga Bejer Engh (centre) told the court that "July 22, 2011 was and is still a national trauma"
EU home affairs commissioner Cecilia Malmstroem
George Zimmerman
Inga Bejer Engh (centre) told the court that "July 22, 2011 was and is still a national trauma"
Inga Bejer Engh (centre) told the court that "July 22, 2011 was and is still a national trauma"
A resident in Sittwe said the mood was still tense and at least one house was set on fire overnight
Prosecutors will reveal whether they want the court to find Breivik responsible or not for his actions
Digital music revenues per user in China are currently about 1% of that of the US, according to the IFPI
At $67 million, China's overall music sales were smaller than Ireland's in 2011
Gary Carl Simmons, 49, was put to death by lethal injection at 6:16 pm (2316 GMT)
Adrian Nastase walks out following a hearing in his corruption trial at the High Court in Bucharest in May
Adrian Nastase walks out following a hearing in his corruption trial at the High Court in Bucharest in May
Adrian Nastase walks out following a hearing in his corruption trial at the High Court in Bucharest in May
An Israeli paramedic and border police survey the damage caused by a rocket launched from the Gaza Strip
Death row inmate Hank Skinner
A Dutch court ruled on Wednesday that Apple has infringed on a patent held by South Korean rival Samsung
A US man who beat a man to death after catching him sexually assaulting his daughter should not face criminal charges
Part-time accounts assistant Kirsty Lane was sentenced at Preston Crown Court
A French policeman runs in front of a bank where four people have been taken hostage in Toulouse

Hadi warns rivals as Yemen dialogue begins

President Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi warned Yemenis Monday against the use of force to express political views, as he opened a national dialogue to pave the way for the drafting of a new constitution and the staging of elections.
 

UN experts demand immediate end to Israeli settlements

Israel must immediately begin withdrawing its settlers from the Palestinian territories, UN experts told diplomats Monday, even as the new Israeli government appeared set to strengthen the hand of the Jewish settler lobby.
 

Hostage speaks in Nigerian recording

A man identified as the father of a French family kidnapped in Cameroon has spoken in an audio statement obtained by AFP and purportedly recorded by Nigerian Islamist extremist group Boko Haram.
 

Six men in India court over gang-rape of Swiss cyclist

Six men appeared in court on Monday over the gang-rape and robbery of a Swiss cyclist holidaying in India, an assault which has rekindled alarm about the safety of tourists and rising sex crimes.
 

DR Congo talks with rebel M23 to resume next week

Peace talks between the government of Democratic Republic of Congo and M23 rebels are set to resume in Kampala in one week following a delay caused by vicious infighting between different rebel factions, the mediator of the talks said Monday.
 

UN experts demand end to Israeli settlements

Israel must immediately begin withdrawing its settlers from the Palestinian territories, a UN expert told diplomats Monday, even as the new Israeli government appeared set to strengthen the hand of the Jewish settler lobby.
 

DR Congo rape doctor in new campaign against violence

A gynaecologist renowned for his work in treating thousands of rape victims, Denis Mukwege has begun a new crusade against widespread sexual violence in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
 

Court to hear suit against Germany by Afghan raid victims

A German court will begin examining Wednesday a multi-million-euro class action lawsuit by relatives of victims of a deadly air strike in Afghanistan ordered by NATO's German command.
 

British sun-seekers feel the heat of Cyprus bailout

British expats who retired to Cyprus for a safe place in the Mediterranean sun are outraged that part of their life savings could now go toward bailing out their bankrupt adopted homeland.
 

Jewish settler hurt in West Bank drive-by shooting

An Israeli settler was moderately wounded in the northern West Bank on Monday when Palestinians in a passing car opened fire on a bus stop where he was standing, police and the army said.
 

Kenyatta to ask war crimes court to drop case

Lawyers for Kenya's president-elect Uhuru Kenyatta are to argue Monday that the International Criminal Court should dismiss crimes against humanity charges against him over post-2007 election violence.
 

Saudi sentences Indonesian maid to death for murder

A Saudi court sentenced an Indonesian housemaid to death after she was convicted of murdering her employers' four-year-old child, the Saudi Gazette reported on Monday.
 

Six due in India court over gang-rape of Swiss woman

Six men were due to appear in court on Monday over the gang-rape and robbery of a Swiss cyclist holidaying in India, an assault which has raised alarm about the safety of tourists.
 

Two teens convicted in US viral video rape case

Two US teenagers have been found guilty of raping a fellow high school student -- a case made notorious when a video of boys laughing about the assault on the "dead" drunk girl went viral.
 

Yemeni police 'kill protester' in anti-dialogue demo

Police shot dead a protester in the historic southeastern Yemeni city of Tarim during a demonstration Monday against a national dialogue that opened in the capital, an activist said.
 

Six men to appear in India court over gang-rape of Swiss

Six men were due to appear in court on Monday over the gang-rape and robbery of a Swiss cyclist holidaying in India, an assault which has raised alarm about the safety of tourists.
 

Convicts caught after Quebec helicopter jailbreak

Two prisoners who staged a daring weekend escape from jail in eastern Canada using a hijacked helicopter have been re-arrested, authorities said Monday.
 

S.Africa cardinal apologises for paedophilia remark

A South African cardinal apologised to sex abuse victims on Monday for describing paedophilia as an illness and not a crime in an interview.
 

Yemeni police kill protester during demo in Tarim

Police shot dead a protester in the historic southern Yemeni city of Tarim during a demonstration Monday against a national dialogue that opened in the capital, an activist said.
 

Two dead in suicide attack at Pakistan court

At least two people were killed and more than 20 injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a crowded court complex in northwest Pakistan, a minister said.