Beheading attire and sexy suicide vests? Satire of ISIS wives stirs anger and praise
Critics say the humour is in poor taste
Arrivals of migrants to EU by sea two-thirds lower in 2016 - Frontex
Arrivals in Italy from north Africa hit an all-time high
Syrian army, allies press assault to secure capital's water supply
Rupture of water supplies has caused severe shortages after pumping station that supplied around 70 percent of capital's water needs was damaged
"Hopeless" suffering in Lake Chad as children starve, mothers sell sex to survive - Red Cross
Unfolding catastrophe in the Lake Chad basin was named the most neglected crisis of 2016
Closure of Iraq charity puts rescued Yazidi sex slaves at risk, director warns
Yazidi-led charity Yazda had been providing aid and mental healthcare since 2014 to Yazidi women and girls who have been raped and enslaved by IS
Charities alarmed as aid spending shifts from poor countries to refugees
Donor countries spent $12.1 billion in 2015 on hosting and processing refugees in rich countries - around double the amount spent in the previous year
INTERVIEW-Thousands return to ruins of freezing Aleppo - U.N. official
Around 2,200 families have returned to Aleppo despite freezing weather and destruction "beyond imagination"
Myanmar faces danger from IS militants, Malaysian police say
"The Rohingya conflict is emerging as one of the rallying issues for IS"
Forced far from home, Syrians struggle to start over in Idlib
People struggle to start new lives in increasingly crowded area
Syrian rebels say they froze talks on Russian-backed peace conference due to ceasefire violations
Rebels say violations are northwest of Damascus where government forces and the Iran-backed Lebanese Hezbollah group trying to recapture area