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Hundreds of Brazilians have protested against a visit by the Iranian president.
23/11/2009
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Twenty years ago the United Nations adopted the Convention of the Rights of the Child. The CRC or UNCRC, is an international treaty setting out the civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights of children.
20/11/2009
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The Palestinian Authority has called on the public to boycott several large supermarket chains in the West Bank that carry Israeli products.
19/11/2009
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Jenson Button has been confirmed as Lewis Hamilton's team mate at McLaren next season to form an all-British line-up of champions.
18/11/2009
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A suspected suicide bomb attack has killed at least four people in Pakistan's North West Frontier Province, police say.
16/11/2009
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At least 15 people have been killed in a single day of violence in Ciudad Juarez, a Mexican city bordering the United Sates, the Mexican authorities have said.
16/11/2009
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A car bomb explosion has killed at least 10 people and badly damaged a building belonging to Pakistan's national intelligence agency.
13/11/2009
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Shares in British Airways (BA) have risen sharply as investors welcomed news of an outline agreement for the airline to merge with Iberia, the Spanish carrier.
13/11/2009
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Britain has offered to hand over half of its sovereign land in Cyprus in an effort to broker a peace deal between Greek and Turkish cypriots, the UN has said.
11/11/2009
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Britain's government has named 10 sites where new nuclear power stations could be built, with the potential to produce electricity by 2018.
10/11/2009
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World leaders have gathered in Germany's capital to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, beginning the day's events with a prayer service.
09/11/2009
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Senior Australian and Sri Lankan officials are set to meet to seek ways to halt the flow of boat people heading to Australia.
09/11/2009
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Troubled Bundesliga side Bayern Munich have fined defender Philipp Lahm and striker Luca Toni for disciplinary violations before and during their weekend match against Schalke 04.
09/11/2009
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Gordon Brown, the British prime minister, has warned that the West could withdraw support for Hamid Karzai, the Afghan president, if he fails to tackle corruption in the country during his second term in office.
06/11/2009
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Britain has ordered two state-rescued banks to sell off branches and meet new "tough" requirements in an effort to to promote competition and appease EU authorities.
03/11/2009
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