Iranian President Hassan Rouhani won an emphatic vote of confidence and reformist partners secured surprise gains in parliament in early results from elections.
Hillary Clinton scored a resounding victory against Bernie Sanders in Saturday's Democratic primary in South Carolina, seizing momentum ahead of the most important day of the nomination race: next week's "Super Tuesday" showdown.
Syria's fragile ceasefire entered its second day on Sunday, with battlezones across the war-scarred country largely quiet for the first time in five years despite some sporadic breaches.
Switzerland began voting in a referendum on Sunday on whether foreign criminals should be automatically deported even for minor offenses, after a far-right push to tighten the rules.
A man in western India fatally stabbed 14 members of his family, including seven children, early on Sunday before hanging himself, police said.
Sitting on the floor of a rehearsal room in east London in leggings, T-shirts and headbands, a group of teenage dancers laughed about how quickly their language changes, rattling off "old" words still unfamiliar to many older English speakers.
A pretty 15-year-old girl strikes a pose and pouts at the camera on her phone, so far so Generation Z, but unlike her teenage counterparts in the West, she stops short of posting the photo on social media, restricted in part by Pakistan's social mores.
A gunman killed three people on Thursday at a manufacturing plant in central Kansas where he worked, and wounded 14 others in a shooting spree spanning several miles that ended when a lone officer killed the suspect, authorities said.
The monthslong natural gas leak that forced thousands of Los Angeles residents from their homes ranks as the largest known accidental methane release in US history, equal to the annual greenhouse gas emissions of nearly 600,000 cars, scientists reported on Thursday.
A Japanese utility said it restarted a nuclear reactor on Friday, the fourth to be reactivated following a nationwide shutdown after the March 2011 tsunami disaster.
Expeditioners stranded on Australian flagship icebreaker, which ran aground in Antarctica, were rescued on Friday by a barge, ahead of attempts to refloat the ship.
Iranians were voting on Friday in parliamentary elections, the country's first since its landmark nuclear deal with world powers last summer.
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