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DRC's Kasai violence: Why there is a risk an old conflict with ethnic undertones may intensify

IBTimes UK deciphers the causes of the present round of violence in Congo's new flashpoint.

Explosion reported outside post office in Rome

No injuries have been reported so far, investigations are ongoing.

National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year 2017: Stunning entries from the People category

National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year Contest

National Geographic's annual travel photography competition has kicked off, and is open for entries until 30 June 2017.

Four-nation Pacific military drill led by French warship postponed after landing accident

A landing craft from the French ship Mistral ran aground, halting the exercise that was aimed at sending a tough message to China.

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Trump approval rating drops among key supporter base, hits 36% overall

The latest Quinnipiac University poll reveals declining support among white voters without college degrees.

Afghanistan situation is 'deteriorating' warns top US intelligence official

Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats says not even more troops will solve problem.

Rise of the female jihadi - The women waging religious war on the West

I have met strident, purist Muslim women who justify violent jihadism and hate non-Muslims.

Donald Trump attacks 'no-talent, flithy guy' Stephen Colbert

President turns TV critic and bizarrely claims high ratings for Late Show are all down to him.

Helicopter announcement warns California paddle-boarders: 'You are next to 15 sharks'

Thriving shark population had led to warning signs on SoCal beaches.

Macron has won the French election - now he has to find a way to govern

New president's En Marche! party has no members in the National Assembly.

Donald Trump trolls Rosie O'Donnell about James Comey

President finds room in busy schedule to reignite Twitter feud with TV star.

Donald Trump doublespeak: 'I was going to fire showboat Comey anyway'

Trump's remark contradicts White House claims that he acted on advice from the Justice Department.

Drivers in Oregon can soon choose a nongendered license

The new identification cards will allow for F, M and X to signify the holder's gender.

Hero driver saves 56 schoolchildren from burning bus

Miracle worker got all students off the bus in less than a minute.

Chibok girls: 82 are free but the tough road to reintegration now begins

Why there is a myriad of challenges in reintegrating 82 young women back into their communities.

Acting FBI Director will not update Trump White House on 'highly significant' Russia probe

Andrew McCabe also contradicted elements of the administration's narrative on James Comey's dismissal.

Snipers guard New Orleans workmen removing second Confederate-era statue under cover of darkness

Operatives wearing masks and helmets arrived without warning in the early hours to begin the dismantling.

Seven siblings adopted by same couple after spending years in foster homes

The Clarks expanded their unit of three to a family of 10 by adopting the "super seven."

Turkey warns Wikipedia: We don't support terrorists

Minister confirms warning after Ankara banned online encyclopedia.

Rescued Chibok girls will finally go back to school - three years after they were captured

A total of 103 girls will resume their studies, says Nigerian minister.

Why is Donald Trump refusing to acknowledge gay people are being tortured in Chechnya?

He met with the Russian Foreign Minister but apparently the issue "didn't come up".

Campbell said he wants to prove he is a good father (NBC10)

'I'm the new Hitler' says Nazi Dad after successful name change

Father of 'Adolf Hitler' and 'Aryan Nation' still hoping to regain custody of his children.

Watch sheep, goats and a cow escape from a farm and join a fun run

The runners didn't appear to be fazed by the unusual competition.

US, UK, France and Japan to practice amphibious landings in Pacific risking China's ire

The drills led by French assault carrier Mistral are likely to send a message to North Korea about US' commitment in the region.

Donald Trump has still not made a statement on gay men being tortured in Chechnya

The White House has not confirmed if it is aware of the anti-LGBT purge in the Russian region.

Decapitated teenager's head thrown into Indian police station

The 17-year-old was allegedly hacked to death by fellow gangsters.

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French animal shelter accused of mass euthanasia of dogs and cats

Animal Cross alleges SPA de Pau killed 1,700 animals between 2010 and 2013.

Amnesty slams 'draconian' Russian blasphemy law as Pokémon Go YouTuber sentenced

'This is another assault on freedom of expression,' said Amnesty International.

North Korea to seek extradition of 'criminals' involved in plotting Kim Jong-un assassination

The hermit nation accused the CIA and South Korea's National Intelligence Service of planning a biochemical attack.

Millions are on the brink of starvation in Somalia. It needs our urgent attention

Theresa May's Somalia conference is important but it cannot prioritise security over the impending famine.

How Burundi can benefit from historical China visit amid worsening crisis

Chinese VP Li Yuanchao is on a three-day visit to conflict-hit Burundi.

Australian man detained in US for overstaying his visa by 90 minutes released from jail

Baxter Reid had tried to enter Canada just before his US visa expired at midnight on 23 April.

Fight against Maduro turns dirty with faeces-filled bottles dubbed 'Poopootov cocktails'

The latest weapon in the fight for democracy in Venezuela is the "Poopootov cocktail" – a play on the Molotov cocktail.

US offers $10m reward for Syria al-Qaeda leader Abu Muhammad al-Jawlani

US regards the al-Nusra Front as a terrorist organisation still affiliated with al-Qaeda.

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