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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.

World's longest sand Buddha statue created by Indian artist Sudarsan Pattnaik in Sri Lanka

The artist created a 40ft long statue to commemorate the International Vesak Day.

Florida girl, 12, fatally runs over two-year-old brother with Chevrolet SUV

It was not immediately clear why the girl was behind the wheel or how it came to hit the toddler.

Malaysia FA jittery about team travelling to North Korea for Asia Cup qualifier

The FA fears for the safety of players after diplomatic relations between Kuala Lumpur and Pyongyang soured following Kim Jong-nam's murder.

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CIA creates special unit to tackle North Korea's missile and nuclear threats

This is the first time the American intelligence agency is setting up a country-focused mission centre.

More than 25 killed at a wedding party after wall collapses in western India

The wall reportedly caved in due to heavy storm in Bharatpur district in western Indian state of Rajasthan.

SDF takes complete control of Tabqa a day after Trump approves more arms for Kurds

The Syrian Democratic Forces attributed the victory to the sacrifices of their soldiers and air support from US-led coalition.

Senate committee subpoenas Michael Flynn in Trump-Russia probe

Order follows Flynn refusing to comply with earlier request for documents.

James Comey stresses 'independence' of FBI in goodbye letter

Trump's critics convinced that Director of FBI's sacking was politically motivated.

Noam Chomsky: Republican Party more dangerous than Isis and North Korea

US academic admits claim is 'outrageous' but cites climate change demial.

Major-general, running mate... and sexy dancer join Duterte's administration

Philippine president appoints yet more high-ranking military men to Cabinet.

Students boo DeVos as she delivers commencement speech at historically black college

Many graduates turned their backs on Trump's education secretary as she spoke.

Top 5 major takeaways from FBI director James Comey’s Senate hearing

James Comey requested Russian probe funds from Rod Rosenstein - who then recommended his firing

Richard Nixon's most senior adviser, Henry Kissinger, backed the Trump decision.

A record number of American Jews are reclaiming German citizenship now Trump is president

Anti-Semitic incidents have risen by 86% so far this year.

What does Moon Jae-in's victory mean for relations between North and South Korea?

Moon has said he is willing to meet Kim Jong-un to discuss Pyongyang's nuclear threat.

‘Was he fired? You’re kidding’: Russia foreign minister Sergei Lavrov reacts to James Comey sacking

Russian Foreign Minister summed up universal shock at James Comey's 'termination' by Trump

Sergei Lavrov blindsided by reporters at Washington DC press conference.

South Africa: Police fire rubber bullets and tear gas on day 3 of housing protests near Johannesburg

The uprising in the Finetown neighbourhood of South Africa's biggest city followed unrest this week in nearby Eldorado Park and Ennerdale.

Comey fallout: Republican leadership rejects calls for special prosecutor over Trump ties to Russia

GOP congressmen "troubled" by firing of FBI Director James Comey as dissent in their own party grows.

Flood of 20,000 Congolese refugees puts strain on Angola

Refugees fleeing neighbouring DRC amid fighting between Congolese army and local tribes.

INS Tarkash: Indian stealth frigate sails down the Thames after 'war games' with Royal Navy

Russian-built frigate hosted dignitaries, such as cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, while it was docked in Canary Wharf.

Watch determined little boy demand apology from Mike Pence after he hits him in face

The child persisted and in the end the vice-president apologised.

Do you laugh at offensive jokes? Here's why they're not funny

There's a blurred line between telling an offensive joke and humour that denigrates an individual or social group.

'About time': Under-investigation Trump campaigners celebrate Comey's FBI sacking

Trump's firing of James Comey, in charge of the FBI's Russia probe, causes allies and supporters to rejoice.

Why is Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari still in the UK?

Five things to know about Nigerian President Buhari's medical leave in UK

For the second time this year, the 74-year-old leader travels to London fanning ill-health rumours.

Young gay man called 'faggot' and outed by Russian mental health helpline

The helpline's director revealed the man's identity on social media.

Harvard to hold graduation ceremony for black students only

Black Commencement celebrates student achievement at a university that has grappled with its slavery ties.

China warns US to handle Tibet issue 'carefully' after Nancy Pelosi visited the Dalai Lama

House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, leading a bipartisan delegation, met the exiled Tibetan leader on Tuesday.

Gay men are being evacuated out of Chechnya

The Russian LGBT Network has helped around 40 people flee the Russian region.

Pakistan PM and army chief discuss ICJ order staying execution of Indian 'spy'

Army chief Qamar Javed Bajwa calls on Nawaz Sharif for crucial discussions on former Indian naval officer Kulbhushan Jadhav.

How Kenya's Jubilee party is using UK 'big data' firm linked to Trump and Brexit victories

Cambridge Analytica influenced millions of voters with targeted messages based on online activity.

Months after inauguration, still confusion over Gambian President Adama Barrow 's Twitter handle

IBTimes UK investigates on which of the two accounts affiliated to Barrow is the official one.

World's heaviest man to have bypass surgery to save life

World's heaviest man Juan Pedro Franco undergoes weight loss surgery

Franco, who once weighed 600kg, will have to undergo a follow-up operation soon.

Court says Ugandan activist Stella Nyanzi should have mental health examination

Controversial activist Nyanzi was back in court after calling president Yoweri Museveni a 'pair of buttocks'.

Humiliated mother 'forced to urinate in cup while in seat of United Airlines flight'

Nurse Nicole Harper says air cabin crew refused to allow her to use the toilet despite an overactive bladder.

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