Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej dies aged 88
Revered as the father of the nation, many subjects in his largely Buddhist kingdom regarded him as almost divine.
Soho Then and Now: Interactive photos of London's historic West End
Taking archive images, photographer Carl Court revisited the streets of Soho to show the changing face of this vibrant area.
Thousands 'disappeared' by General Franco's regime in Spanish Civil War discovered in mass graves
It is estimated that over 100,000 men and women were executed and buried in unmarked graves during the Spanish Civil War.
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Photos of ancient landmarks and World Heritage sites destroyed by terrorist groups
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Indonesia become independent from the Netherlands in 1945.
Explorers start digging for legendary Nazi train loaded with treasure
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India celebrates 70th Independence Day amid violent protests in Kashmir
Prime Minister Narendra Modi avoided direct mention of the Kashmiri unrest in his Independence Day speech.
Comfort Women: Former World War Two sex slaves demand Japan admits legal responsibility
Comfort women were forced into sexual slavery by Japanese military before and during the Second World War.
Place de la Republique's tributes to Paris terror attack victims are removed
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Fidel Castro dies at 90: Life of the Cuban revolutionary in pictures
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Nagasaki and Hiroshima mark anniversary of WWII atomic bomb attacks
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The life and reign of Japan's much-loved Emperor Akihito in pictures
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London riots photos: The wave of anger that swept the capital five years ago
IBTimes UK looks back at the outbreak of Britain's worst civil disturbances in decades.
Skeletons clamped in iron shackles found in mass grave at ancient Greek cemetery
The bodies are thought to be the remains of Cylon supporters, following the failed coup in 632 BC.
Pope Francis visits Auschwitz-Birkenau, the former Nazi death camp
Pope visits the Nazi German death camp where Adolf Hitler's forces killed more than a million people.
Homage to Catalonia: Spanish Civil War veterans honoured at 80th anniversary Barcelona concert
Moving portraits and stories of the last survivors who fought in epic struggle against the forces of fascism
Chilcot report: Photographic timeline of Britain's role in the Iraq war
IBTimes UK photo gallery looks back at Britain's involvement in the Iraq war between 2003 and 2009.
Battle of the Somme centenary: Guests and royals attend tribute to historic offensive of 1916
Ceremony in remembrance of the fallen of the bloody offensive of 1916 held at Thiepval Memorial in France.
Battle of the Somme 100th anniversary: Photos of memorial service at London's Westminster Abbey
Remembrance services held across UK and France to mark centenary of historic First World War battle.
Battle of the Somme photos: The World War One offensive that killed more than a million men
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Battle of the Somme centenary: Soldiers' letters and photos reveal horrors of First World War
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Founder's Day: Princess Anne meets war veterans at Royal Hospital Chelsea
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