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This is an opportunity to work with Iran on the Palestinian question and Shia and Sunni antagonisms.

British mountaineer Edward Whymper was the first man to make it to the top.

Jonathan Powell leaves Pyongyang after four-day diplomatic mission to hermit kingdom.

Wildfires burning through woodland on hills are sending clouds of smoke billowing over the Greek capital.

Writer Jordan Sargent faces sharp criticism after website alleges Conde Nast's CFO attempted to hire male escort.

Most North African fighters in Syria and Iraq are from Tunisia and Morocco.

Italian authorities are struggling to cope with the massive influx of migrants crossing the Mediterranean Sea.

Syrian children living in temporary homes in Jordan's Zaatari camp celebrated the first day of Eid on 17 July.

Evidence indicates that civilian airliner was brought down by Buk missile fired by pro-Russian militants.

World Sindhi congress warns of alleged human rights abuses committed against the Sindhi community in Pakistan.

Responsibility likely to fall on Boko Haram terrorists as female suicide bombers detonate device.

Escaping by bicycle is an affordable way for many Syrians to flee the civil war.

Lack of access to water, sanitation and hygiene on Greek island as authorities struggle to cope with crisis.

Tunisia announced the creation of wall in the aftermath of the terror attacks on Port Sousse.

Kuwait-born conservative Muslim who shot four marines dead was popular student with no known terrorism connections

The astronomical phenomenon will see the moon and the two planets line up close to each other.

Amid rising rent prices, a crumbling NHS and Magnum PI stealing water, it can be hard to find the positives out there.

Presidential elections will go ahead later in July despite ongoing negotiations.

Australia declares war on feral cats to save dozens of native species which are the brink of extinction.

Colombian authorities will unearth what is said to be the largest urban mass grave in the world

Exiled Vice President Khaled Bahah says port city has been seized back from Houthi rebels.

Holocaust survivor speaks to IBTimes UK about her path to forgiveness and embrace with 'Auschwitz Bookkeeper'.

More than 100,000 people advised to evacuate Honshu in western Japan.

Thousands of travellers stranded on eve of Eid holidays.

Leaked cables show extensive Saudi funding for foreign preachers to help spread its own brand of Islam.

AQAP, al-Qaeda's most dreaded arm, reportedly fights on same side of US-allied Sunni coalition against Houthis.

Gunman Mohammad Youssef Abdulazeez wrote in school yearbook: 'My name causes national security alerts. What does yours do?'

Subic Bay could again play host to US military as concerns over China mount.

President Obama became the first sitting president to visit a federal prison.