Mali says it is now free from the Ebola virus, after 42 days without a new case, the country's health minister says.

The Libyan army declares a partial ceasefire, two days after some of the militias in western Libya announced a truce.

Police in Florida arrest two teenagers who have been on the run for two weeks after eluding officers in several US states.

Executing Australian smugglers will not solve Indonesia's drug problem, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says.

Houthi rebels exchange fire with the army in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, two days after they abducted the president's chief of staff.

Protests continue at Australia's Manus Island asylum detention camp in PNG, with hundreds of detainees reportedly on hunger strike and some barricaded in.

The trial begins of a South Korean airline executive who flew into a tantrum when macadamia nuts were served to her in a bag and not on a plate.

Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman, who accused President Cristina Fernandez of a cover-up over the 1994 bombing of a Jewish centre, is found dead.