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Thai Court Rules Snap Polls Unconstitutional
Thailand's Constitutional Court declares February elections void in fresh blow to Yingluck Shinawatra.
Lib Dems Routed by Bus Pass Elvis Party in Nottingham Election
David Bishop, 69-year-old leader of 'Bus Pass Elvis Party' polls just 67 votes to beat Lib Dem candidate.
Le Pen's Far-Right FN Party Backed by 34% of French
Marine Le Pen's anti-European National Front records soaring support ahead of EU elections.
Bangladesh Election Unrest Squeezes Key Garment Sector
Chile's President Michelle Bachelet Profile: Socialism, Prison and Women's Rights
Bachelet's father was tortured by Augusto Pinochet's forces; she was imprisoned.
South Sudan Attempted Coup: Heavy fighting in Juba as Factions Battle for Power
Gunfire and explosions heard in military barracks in capital of South Sudan
France: 'Scantily Dressed Carla Bruni-Sarkozy Interrupted President's Meeting with PM'
Former Prime Minister Francois Fillon reportedly said a meeting with Nicolas Sarkozy was suspended after the ex-top model busted in the room.
South African Adventures: Paying our Last Respects to Nelson Mandela [BLOG]
Expat Cath Everett asks if the father of the nation would have been pleased by memorial service fuss and confusion?
Asian Markets Mixed Amid US Stimulus Taper Concerns
Indian rupee may come under pressure following downbeat economic data.
Abdul Kader Mullah: Hanged Islamist Buried as Violence Kills 4 in Bangladesh
Pre-dawn burial of 'butcher of Mirpur' attended by party workers and family.
Abdul Kader Mullah Hangs: Bangladesh Executes Islamist 'Butcher' as Last Minute Appeal Fails
Bangladeshi opposition leader hanged in prison for war crimes hours after appeal turned down
Greece's Hitler Youth: Golden Dawn Teaches its Children Nazi Hate and How to Kill
Greek police releases photos and videos seized during raids at neo-Nazi party members homes
Thailand's Rice Scheme Backlash Worsens as Farmers Press for Payments
Farmers will block roads in 26 provinces to pressurize the government to pay the money due to farmers.
Who is Helle Thorning-Schmidt? Barack Obama's Flirty, Selfie Pal
Danish PM who broke the "curse of Kinnock" made splash at Nelson Mandela's memorial
Eurozone Members Fail to Clinch Banking Union Deal
European ministers meeting in Brussels fail to agree on key ways to close down failing banks.
Nelson Mandela Memorial Service: South African President Jacob Zuma's Speech [FULL TEXT]
There is no one quite like Madiba, President Jacob Zuma tells Johannesburg's FNB Stadium
Pope Francis, Miley Cyrus, Nelson Mandela: Facebook's Most Popular Topics of 2013
Pope Francis is most popular globally, as Andy Murray and Margaret Thatcher top UK charts.
Nelson Mandela Memorial: How the Apartheid Heartland Remembered Madiba
Jackie van Wyk takes us to Stellenbosch to find out how people cherished the man who saved them from Apartheid.
EXCLUSIVE: Eritrea's Football Coach Omer Ahmed and Eight Players Defect to Kenya During Cecafa Cup
Players who went into hiding in Kenya for fear of backlash are seeking UNHR protection.
India: Common Man's Party Ushers in Broomstick Revolution
By winning 28 seats in Delhi Assembly, AAP decimates ruling Congress and denies BJP clear majority.
Pierre Moscovici: EU Bank Union Deal Must be Clinched by Year End
French finance minister urges Europe policymakers to move quickly to conclude deal.
Asian Markets Outside Australia Gain on Upbeat China and US Data
Mumbai's BSE Sensex strikes record high after main opposition party BJP wins state polls.
Thai PM Yingluck Dissolves Parliament but Protesters Unrelenting
Protesters demand that Yingluck Shinawatra and her family leave Thailand.
India Elections: Congress Heads for Rout in Most States
While Congress is losing and BJP winning, emergence of AAP seen as political game changer.
Venezuela Prepares For Vital Mayoral Elections
Venezuela gears up for vital municipal elections seen as a test of president Nicolas Maduro's popularity.
Nelson Mandela Dies Aged 95
South African President Jacob Zuma confirms Nelson Mandela has passed away aged 95.
European Markets Climb Ahead of BoE and ECB Decisions
Investors await the UK government's Autumn Statement, due out at 11:15GMT.
SAD Tories Want Chancellor George Osborne to Lift Gloom
Economy turning corner yet many Tories remain gloomy and look to George Osborne to lift morale.
Bulgaria and Romania Jobless Rise as Eurozone Unemployment Rate Dips
Unemployment rate across eurozone falls for first time since 2011.
Cigarette Packaging: Another Government U Turn As It Clears Decks for Election Campaign
Ministers have announced a review of cigarette packaging in a U turn seen as a move to avoid a political row.