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Greece debt crisis: Future of EU at stake as Brussels talks continue

Ministers give Athens until 15 July to enact key reforms paving the way to a possible financial bailout.

White people signing up to KKK's extremist agenda in TV documentary

Does revival of the Ku Klux Klan prove some parts of America still have a problem with race?

Isis: authorities cut water supply to Pristina after threat to poison reservoir

Tests find no sign of toxic content but 5 men under arrest on terror charges.

Uighurs deported from Thailand back to China

Uighurs deported from Thailand 'on way to jihad' says China

Over 100 Uighurs sent back from Thailand transported by airplane with black hoods over their heads.

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Libyan rivals sign peace deal as Islamist government in Tripoli stays away

Islamist government which controls Tripoli parliament refuses to sign ceasefire deal.

Philippines: Homeless boy who studied outside McDonald's gets college scholarship

Daniel Cabrera has been rewarded after inspiring millions with his dedication to his studies.

Man found dead at T in the Park music festival

Police said the man's death is being treated as unexplained.

Srebrenica 20 years on: Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic pelted with stones and hit with bottles at ceremony

Serbia's Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has been chased out of a ceremony commemorating the 20th anniversary of the genocide in Srebrenica.

China: 865,000 people evacuated as super-typhoon Chan-Hom batters coastline

Authorities in China have evacuated 865,000 people after super-typhoon Chan-Hom battered the country's south eastern coast with 200kmph winds.

World Population Day 2015: Facts, figures and consequences of overpopulation

The theme for United Nations World Population Day on 11 July 2015 is Vulnerable Populations in Emergencies.

Eurozone ministers meet to discuss Greece's austerity plan in Brussels

Eurozone finance ministers will meet in Brussels on Saturday to decide if Greece's austerity plans are enough to secure another bailout and prevent a eurozone exit.

Mysterious cloud-like object spotted hovering over Philadelphia sky sparks UFO sighting rumours

Many YouTube users believe that it could have been a soap bubble and not a UFO.

Ex-priest Josef Wesolowski admitted to intensive care hours before paedophile trial

A former Catholic archbishop has been admitted into hospital just hours before he was due to stand trial for sexually abusing boys.

World Population Day 2015: Top 10 inspirational quotes from famous personalities

World Population Day will be observed around the globe on 11 July.

India's nuclear-capable Agni-III missile is seen before its third flight launch system at Wheeler Island

India: Applicant seeks nuclear launch codes through freedom of information law

Applicant asks for launch codes for nuclear weapons through India's Right to Information Act.

Cairo rocked by huge explosion in front of Italian consulate

Islamists claim responsibility for explosion in Egyptian capital.

Greek lawmakers uphold Tsipras's painful reforms package as creditors send positive signals

Many members of Alexis Tsipras's own Syriza party abstain or vote against government's economic reforms plans.

Mogadishu hotels have been previously targetted by al Shabaab militants. This picture shows the aftermath of an attack in January last year on the Makka Al Mukarrama Hotel. (Getty)

Somalia: al-Shabaab militants attack two hotels in Mogadishu

Attacks on Weheliye and Siyad hotels in Somali capital leave 14 dead.

World Population Day 2015: We need to empower vulnerable displaced women and girls

The theme for United Nations World Population Day on 11 July 2015 is Vulnerable Populations in Emergencies

UN World Population Day 2015: These are the 10 most densely populated cities on the planet

As the UN marks its 2015 World Population Day, IBTimes UK looks at some seam-bursting cities.

US: Teen dies of brain-eating amoeba after swimming in lake

14-year-old Hunter Boutain suffered a rare and fatal brain infection caused by the Naegleria fowleri amoeba.

Judge sends three children to juvenile detention after they were 'brainwashed' into hating their father

The judge said the children's mother had systematically alienated the children from their father.

Yemen: Fighting rages ahead of UN humanitarian ceasefire

UN-brokered truce set to start at midnight and continue until the end of Ramadan.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras Syria

Greek debt crisis: Paddy Power closes bets on Grexit while William Hill's odds lengthen

Few bookmakers taking bets remain as odds that Greece remains in the eurozone increase.

Yemen crisis: Ramadan ceasefire raises questions for war-weary Yemenis

People have been waiting for and anticipating an 'imminent' pause since even before Ramadan

UN urges EU to step in and help Greece with migrants crisis

The UNHCR said on 10 July that Greece urgently needs help to cope with 1,000 migrants arriving each day.

Burundi: Government forces clash with gunmen near border with Rwanda

Tensions have boiled over in northern Burundi in its worst crisis since the end of civil war.

World Population Day 2015: Amazing photos of huge gatherings and overcrowding around the world

IBTimesUK presents a gallery of mass gatherings around the globe to mark World Population Day 2015.

Gay porn star Teofil Brank captured in Starbucks sting blackmailing republican donor Donald Burns

Actor aka Jarec Wentworth guilty of fleecing magicJack founder to keep silence about their relationship.

Palmyra: Syrian army poised to attack Isis-held city of ancient ruins

Assad's army just 5km from Unesco world heritage ruins.

Srebrenica 20 years on: Genocide denial is the 'stumbling block for Bosnia's post-war reconciliation'

It is the 20th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre on 11 July 1995 during Bosnian War.

Rebecca Arthur: Police search for Connecticut teen who ran away to meet Facebook boyfriend in Morocco

The 17-year-old told her family she was travelling to California but she boarded a plane to North Africa.

Tour de France: Eritrean Daniel Teklehaimanot defies cycling's racists by winning King of the Mountains

Cyclist for Polish team CCC who called Eritrean racer a "f*****g n****r" apologises with promise of donating month's salary to charity.

Burundi: General Ngendakumana seeks to oust president he accuses of dividing nation

General who was part of failed coup attempt in May said his group was still working to oust president.

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