Tornado in Indonesia injures 35, damages hundreds of homes
The tornado carved a path of destruction in the Sidoarjo area, lasting about five minutes
Canada data shows 10 pct of Haitian border crossers get refugee status
Haitians are among some 17,000 asylum seekers who have walked across the border into Canada so far this year
U.S. calls Myanmar moves against Rohingya 'ethnic cleansing'
The United States supports an independent investigation into what happened in Rahkine state
Besieged Syrians eating trash, fainting from hunger - U.N. survey
At least four people have died from hunger
Srebrenica survivors: No punishment enough for Mladic despite conviction
"Nothing can compensate for our pain"
Saudi-led coalition to reopen Yemen's Hodeidah port, Sanaa airport for aid
"We made clear the tremendous amount of needs on the ground"
Civilians die after last aid agency evacuates Central African Republic town
"Leaving the population utterly abandoned is a painful admission"
Donors pledge $2 billion to help hurricane-hit Caribbean recover
"The magnitude of reconstruction will require significant levels of financing which we are unable to generate on our own"
Ex-Bosnian Serb commander Mladic convicted of genocide, gets life in prison
A U.N. tribunal found Mladic "significantly contributed" to genocide with the goal of destroying Srebrenica's Muslim population
France tells Libya to act over migrant "crimes against humanity"
Footage appearing to show African migrants sold as slaves in Libya has sparked an international outcry