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Pussyhat Project is hoping to have knitted or crocheted 1.7 million hats for marchers wear.

The incident was captured on video and witnessed by spectators during a Children's Day show

The talks are due to take place on 23 January following talks between Russia, Turkey and Iran

Vladimir Dedushkin was reportedly 'keeping a close eye' in the war-torn country.

Hooters bar in South Africa set up a distress signal sign in women's toilets which was shared 60,000 times.

Orthodox Christians around the world celebrate the New Year on January 14.

Former spy told Mother Jones the FBI was more concerned with investigating Hillary Clinton.

The companies and citizens have reportedly been involved in actions contrary to the US national security.

A Korean and a Filipino were kidnapped in October from a ship that was sailing to Australia from South Korea.

The school, however, defends its action saying the trip was meant to educate children on where their meat came from.

How Obama prioritised security and trade over human rights and democracy on the African continent.

The president's term ends on 18 January but he has refused to concede defeat in last month's polls.

Syria has been ravaged by a civil war between anti-government rebel forces and the Assad regime.

However, Russia sanctions will remain 'at least for a period of time,' Donald Trump said in an interview to WSJ.

Peter Cook said the counter-Isis campaign is continuing to target senior leaders, including chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

The Democrat has just one week left in office before Donald Trump's inauguration.

Officers' practices unnecessarily endanger themselves and result in avoidable use of force, the report said.

The president-elect said FBI were 'very nice' to Clinton.

A Palestinian named as Fadi Qunbar killed 4 Israeli soldiers in Jerusalem last Sunday.

The house speaker has previously clashed with the president-elect.

Deadly vapours may have killed a runner sparking a major health warning in British coastal areas.

Newborn Kamiyah Mobley was snatched from a hospital in Jacksonville on 10 July 1998.

Allie Dowdle started fundraising for college tuition after her father forbade her from dating an African American.

A world-first, this cafe won't except debits, credits or cash... just cold hard sweat.

Greek and Turkish sides of the discussions are hoping to reach a power sharing agreement.

Democratic US President Barack Obama is preparing to leave the White House on 20 January, after eight years in office.

IBTimes UK looks at the men accused of waging war – who have remained unpunished for the abuses.

Haftar, who has played a central role in Libya since 1969, appears to have the backing of the Kremlin.

From its capital named after slaves to a president who loves rapping, IBTimes UK checks out peculiar facts about Gabon.