Top 5 - Sat, June, 20, 2015 - 00:00 GMT
1. The Ansarullah delegation at the Geneva talks on Yemen says this round of consultations failed because their main demands for lifting the siege and a truce to let in humanitarian aid were not accepted.
2. Whistleblower website WikiLeaks says it’s releasing hundreds of thousands of Saudi government cables showing its tactics to buy influence and interfere in the Middle East affairs.
3. The French president says everything must be done to seal a compromise deal on the Greek debt crisis before a Monday emergency eurozone meeting.
4. The suspect behind the shooting that left nine people dead at a church in the US state of South Carolina makes his first court appearance.
5. Thailand beefs up MERS screening at its international airport following the confirmation of the country's first case of the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome.
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