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Israeli forces clashed with West Bank settlers during an attempt to evacuate illegal buildings.

Tripoli court sentences in absentia son of late dictator currently held by militia group.

The Gaza Strip, home to 1.8 million people, has been experiencing up to 18 hours of power cuts a day.

Right-wing group claims to be protesting the closure of a 'much-needed' immigration office.

Whatever patching up takes place in Greece, the chickens are coming home to roost.

Overcrowded vessel rescued by boats run by Ireland and Medecins Sans Frontieres.

NSA to destroy phone records collected under program leaked by former contractor Edward Snowden.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimesUK speaks with pro-Biafran movements and government on widespread feeling of separatism.

Remarks come as Fifa is embroiled in corruption scandal.

Former Indian President APJ Abdul Kalam has died at the age of 83.

North Korean leaders have warned that Americans would be wiped out if there is a second Korean war.

Sectarian tension has increased in the country after crackdown on pro-democracy movement

US lawmakers and human rights groups had fought to keep Malaysia on list of worst offenders

Turkey invokes Article 4 of Nato treaty to call talks of transatlantic alliance.

Vessel was discovered by shipwreck hunters and it had Cyrillic letters on its hull.

Visionary president and scientist rose from humble origins and was a youth icon.

The group was caught on film as they made their way to the shore.

No such referendum will take place during his leadership prime minister says.

Oliver blames mandatory minimum for a population explosion in US prisons.

Australian soap star Maggie Kirkpatrick who played 'The Freak' prison officer in Prisoner Cell Block H faces child sex charges.

David Cameron to discuss Lindsay Sandiford case with Joko Widodo hoping to 'help the family concerned'.

Weapons and 'kill list' found after Neal Falls shot dead by a prostitute he allegedly tried to attack.

Marie Black is alleged to have been at the centre of a paedophile ring that used children as "sexual playthings".

Mayor of Reims cautions against blaming religion following incident which provoked fury on social media.

Tesco employee in Wokingham stunned after spotting bags of white powder inside a carton of bananas.

Police with sniffer dogs and a battering ram entered the former Deputy Lords Speaker's Dolphin Square home.

The change in the group's membership policy allows local units to make decisions on gay leaders.

Two identical twins from Brazil miraculously give birth to daughters three hours apart.

Missing boy Conley Thompson died as the result of a tragic accident on a construction site in South Yorkshire, say police.