Obama May Meet Iran's President Rouhani At UN

President Barack Obama and Iran's new president may meet briefly next week for the first time. It would mark a symbolic but significant step toward easing their countries' tense relationship. An exchange of letters between the leaders already has raised...

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Mexico Landslide: Search Continues For Victims

Mexican soldiers are digging through tons of mud and dirt in their continuing search for landslide victims. Authorities are also looking for a police helicopter that went missing while carrying out relief operations on the flood-stricken Pacific coast....

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German Election: Angela Merkel's Lead Tightens

Will There Be Victory For 'Mutti'? Updated: 11:19pm UK, Friday 20 September 2013 By Robert Nisbet, Europe Correspondent, in Berlin The elections in Germany this weekend could produce a Pizza, a Jamaican or a Lebanon, but "Mutti" is still likely...

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Apple iPhone: Fights As Homeless Hired To Queue

'Shortage' Of Apple's New iPhone 5S Updated: 2:15am UK, Saturday 21 September 2013 The new iPhone models have gone on sale, with eager shoppers - many of whom had camped out - flooding into Apple's flagship stores. But hundreds of people took to Twitter...

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Super Typhoon Usagi: Winds Could Reach 180mph

Communities in southeast Asia have been warned a super typhoon bearing down on the region could potentially be "very destructive". Usagi, the most powerful cyclone of 2013 so far, could unleash gusts of 180mph, as well as torrential rain and tidal surges,...

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North Korea Halts Family Reunions With South

North Korea has indefinitely postponed a series of reunions for families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War. Six days of meetings between relatives still separated six decades after the conflict had been due to start on Wednesday in Mount Kumgang resort,...

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Taliban's Mullah Baradar Released From Custody

By Neville Lazarus, Sky News Asia Producer The most senior leader of the Taliban in Afghanistan has been released from custody in Pakistan to help the struggling Afghan peace process. According to a Sky News source, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar,...

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Syria Completes Chemical Weapon List Handover

Syria has completed the handover of its chemical arsenal inventory, the world's chemical weapons watchdog says. Confirmation of the handover came ahead of the Saturday deadline issued to Syrian president Bashar al Assad's regime in a US-Russian disarmament...

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BlackBerry Slashes Jobs In Face Of $1bn Loss

BlackBerry has confirmed it will cut 40% its global workforce as it said it expects to report that it has lost almost $1bn in its second quarter. The smartphone company said it will lay off 4,500 employees as it tries to slash costs by 50% and shift...

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Nairobi Shopping Mall: Gunmen Kill 'At Least 22'

At least 22 people have reportedly been killed in a suspected terrorist attack on a shopping mall in the Kenyan capital Nairobi. Gunmen opened fire and detonated grenades inside the Westgate centre, a mall popular with expatriates. Police chief...

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