He who is slient, is strongest.

South Africa's opposition call for a vote of no-confidence in President Jacob Zuma - the first such motion since apartheid ended.

A proposal to ban the export of Atlantic bluefin tuna, which is a sushi mainstay in Japan, has been rejected by a UN wildlife meeting.

Kevin Pietersen believes the increasing use of technology in cricket will force batsmen to adjust their techniques.

Amnesty International tells MEPs European firms are exporting items used for torture, in spite of EU rules.

A Polish court sentences three men to jail terms for the theft of the Arbeit Macht Frei sign from Auschwitz last December.

Senior officials and businessmen are charged with trying to overthrow Gambian President Yahya Jammeh, officials say.

Sudan signs a ceasefire with a Darfur rebel grouping, the second deal in recent weeks, leaving just one band of rebels holding out.

But cricket fans still have fun at IPL game in Delhi

The EU's foreign policy chief arrives in the Gaza Strip as militants there fire a rocket into Israel, killing one person.

Will the Pope be undermined by child abuse row?

A rocket fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel kills a man, the first fatal rocket attack since Israel's campaign last year.

Sahil Saeed, the boy kidnapped in Pakistan two weeks ago, has been reunited with his father and is heading home to the UK.

Chelsea's owner accepts libel damages and an apology from La Repubblica newspaper over false claims of a gambling problem.

Symbolism and the supernatural used in Thai stand-off

Up to 25,000 people died in the Allied bombing of Dresden in 1945 - fewer than often estimated, an official German report says.

Overseas unions are backing BA strikes, amid a row over Unite's links with Britain's Labour party. Your reaction?

A Belgian sex shop owner attempting to cut the VAT bill for his film screenings under cultural exemptions is told by the European Court of Justice that solo viewings are excluded.

All but one of the 33 children who US missionaries tried to take out of Haiti after January's quake are returned to their parents.

Liverpool winger Albert Riera says he is considering leaving the club after being given the silent treatment by boss Rafael Benitez.

Five children poisoned to death in a village in India may have been sacrificed, police say.