A big question heading into the debate with Clinton is which Trump will turn up on stage.
Clark will face another secret ballot today in her UN Secretary-General campaign.
The former president was having trouble taking a selfie with some admirers so the current president stepped in.
Johnson says Russia could be guilty of a war crime if proven to be behind an aid convoy attack.
Speaking to Q+A’s Corin Dann, Mr Key said being prime minister was his focus and he intended to win the next election.
Britain's Labour leader enjoyed a groundswell of support from party members when Owen Smith made a bid for leadership.
Helen Clark says she has received support from a "great stadium of Kiwis".
People came from across Poland for the protest against the government.
Carter Page previously worked in Moscow and now runs a company that specialises in dealing with the European powerhouse.
There was widespread disagreement between the US and Russia over how to proceed with Syria's cease-fire in shambles.
The Foreign Minister signalled tighter security at airports won't mean more disruption.
John Key chaired a special Security Council meeting on Syria, calling for an open and honest discussion.
The NZ First leader isn't pleased about a new treaty settlement.
Hopefully New Zealand's mayoral candidates don't copy the bad behaviour of these Georgian political wannabes.
Malcolm Turnbull says the situation in Syria is complex, but the persistent warring has much to do with outside political powers.
The PM is in New York chairing the security council meetings on Syria.
They will come alongside a new summer programme aimed at reducing the risk of dog attacks.
Pauline Hanson's anti-Muslim rhetoric appears to be having an effect on the ground in Australia.
"This is my role to uphold the Green Party's longstanding kaupapa for peace and justice," said Marama Davidson.
Mr Trump Jr has been widely criticised for his posting this week.
"I'll ensure they're looked after," insists Chris Finlayson.
The PM had the UN's powerful Security Council in his sights, saying it had failed to live up to its responsibilities.
In 26 years there has been a 70 per cent drop in cannabis possession charges.
The NZ First leader wasn't backing down to Katie Bradford over his party's moves to halt the progression of five Treaty bills.
The Minister wasn't happy at Peters' moves to stop the passing of five Treaty bills.
High Court hears Colin Craig's press secretary is "partially" at fault for 2014 election result.
The PM has called for a top-level leadership meeting to address the situation in Syria.
Four hundred iwi members were due to travel to Wellington to attend the final readings.
The Prime Minister said New Zealand is trying to solve conflicts before they escalate, but is being rebuffed by other country's national interests.
MPI stands by its decision and believes the recent study questioning the project is flawed.
