- CEU student arrested during 'slave law' protest in Hungary December 13, 2018Adrien Beauduin, a student of the embattled Central European University, has been charged with assault.
- Brexit: All the latest updates December 13, 2018Beleaguered prime minister garnered 200 votes in favour with 117 against in vote on whether she will continue to lead.
- Two babies die at IDP camp on Syria-Jordan border, UN says December 13, 2018UNICEF reiterates calls for humanitarian access to Rukban camp as civilians face the risk of starvation.
- North and South Korea to hold rail reconnection ceremony December 13, 2018The largely symbolic event will take place on December 26 at the Pyongyang-controlled Panmun station, Seoul says.
- Sri Lanka's Supreme Court overturns sacking of parliament December 13, 2018In landmark ruling, top court says President Maithripala Sirisena's dissolution of parliament is unconstitutional.
- May won a confidence vote but the Brexit battle is unchanged December 13, 2018Infighting in the Conservative Party continues as the prime minister tries to strike a deal that appeases critical MPs.
- West Bank shootings kill three Palestinians, two Israelis December 13, 2018Israeli forces kill three Palestinian 'suspects', followed by drive-by shooting in which two Israelis are killed.
- Why white supremacists and Hindu nationalists are so alike December 13, 2018White supremacy and Hindu nationalism have common roots going back to the 19th-century idea of the 'Aryan race'.
- The dangers of NGO-isation of women's rights in Africa December 13, 2018NGOs agendas in Africa depoliticise women's rights and sideline and weaken grassroot African activism.
- Amnesty says ISIL 'annihilation' of rural Iraq is a war crime December 13, 2018The rights group asks the Iraqi government to repair rural infrastructure and compensate the displaced.
