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Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has won the Israeli national election, securing a record fifth term in office despite running neck-and-neck with his challenger.

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New Zealand entrepreneurs in the UK are trying to plan for an unclear future, as Parliament, Theresa May's government, and the European Union wrestle over how Britain will leave - and when.

More than 10 percent of the world's population is eligible to vote in India's election, the largest democratic exercise in history.

After 16 months' worth of submissions, a report on euthanasia legislation has been tabled in the House and sponsor David Seymour says he's quietly confident he'll have the numbers to pass it.

Reconciliation is being planned in Papua New Guinea between the country's defence force and factions of Bougainville's Revolutionary Army, or BRA.

Prime Minister Theresa May has insisted she had to reach out to Labour in a bid to deliver Brexit or risk letting it "slip through our fingers".

New Caledonia's main employer organisation has warned of severe economic problems exacerbated by the possibility of two more referendums on independence from France.

European Council President Donald Tusk is proposing to offer the UK a 12-month "flexible" extension to its Brexit date, according to a senior EU source.

A "programme of work" is agreed while Jeremy Corbyn calls the talks "useful but inconclusive".

On Mediawatch Midweek Jeremy Rose talks to Lately's Karyn Hay about Guns, God and Algorithms; Bougainville, and rapping the news.

The UK prime minister will ask the EU for a further delay to Brexit beyond 12 April to give her time to sit down with the opposition Labour Party in a bid to break the impasse over leaving the EU.

Opinion - The latest debate on how to manage the UK's departure (on the present time table in less than two weeks) got off to a farcical start. It was April 1st after all, writes David Townsend.

British MPs reject the latest Brexit alternatives, two British bankers jailed for corruption and a White House whistleblower raises security concerns.

For a second time, none of British MPs' proposed Brexit options wins clear backing in Commons vote.

Officials from the Papua New Guinea and Bougainville governments have been nutting out the meaning of independence and greater autonomy.

MPs are voting on the next steps for Brexit, including the Common Market 2.0 plan allowing free movement.