Six Day War in pictures: 50th anniversary of 1967 Arab-Israeli conflict
In six days of war, seized control of Sinai and the Gaza Strip from Egypt, East Jerusalem and the West Bank from Jordan, and the Golan Heights from Syria.
Isis-linked militias destroy church in besieged Marawi
Footage emerged days after bishop said militants kidnapped at least 15 people, including a priest and nuns.
D-Day landings: Powerful photos of Allied troops storming Normandy beaches in June 1944
On 6 June 1944, British, US and Canadian soldiers descended on Normandy, turning the tide of the Second World War against the Nazis.
Keeping calm and carrying on: London returns to normal after terror attack
Life is carrying on as normal in London two days after the terror attack on London Bridge and Borough Market that left at least seven people dead and around 50 injured.
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Iraq investigates alleged use of white phosphorus in Isis-controlled western Mosul
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Who are Blue Thunder? The elite SAS troops deployed to eliminate London Bridge terror attackers
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As a Muslim restaurant owner in Borough Market, this attack sickens me
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London Bridge terror attack: Sadiq Khan rejects calls to postpone election
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Will Afghan president quit over Kabul blast? Protesters clash with police demanding his resignation
Demonstrators say President Ashraf Ghani is responsible for Kabul blast that killed 90.
Fighting resumes in Sudan's Darfur region after months of calm
Violence continues in Darfur, in spite of 2010 peace deal to end war that killed some 300,000 people.
Black Crows: Saudi-owned TV channel MBC's new drama series about life under Isis
Black Crows shows women and children living under the jihadists and tackles subjects such as mass murder and rape.
Palestinian teenage girl shot after attacking Israeli soldier with a knife has died
The 15-year-old is the third teenager to have been shot by Israeli forces in recent weeks.
Families rescued from Marawi, city besieged by Isis-linked militants
Brigadier General Restituto said 960 civilians had been rescued and an estimated 1,000 residents remained trapped in the city.
Founder of Isis propaganda outlet Amaq 'killed in US-led airstrike' on Syria
The brother of Rayan Meshall said in a Facebook that he had died.
Turkish military helicopter crashes near Iraq border killing 13
The AS532 Cougar is thought to have hit power lines before crashing.
Terrified residents stream out of Mosul as Iraqi forces bombard last Isis positions
People flee western Mosul's al-Zanjili district with whatever possessions they can carry during Iraqi forces' assault on last Isis-held enclave.
Al-Shabaab kills at least five policemen in bomb blast in Kenya
The incident occurred in the southern town of Mangai.
Venezuela's volunteer medics treat the injured in 60 days of increasingly violent anti-Maduro protests
The medical students, doctors and volunteers of the Green Cross First Aid Brigade have been hailed as heroes.
Siege of Marawi: Latest photos of battle to retake city from Isis-linked Maute group
Tens of thousands of people have fled Marawi since 23 May, when militants seized part of the city, taking Christians hostage.
Video shows moment bomb exploded outside ice cream shop in Baghdad, killing 15
Explosion was followed by a car bombing in the Iraqi capital that killed at least nine people.
War-torn South Sudan too dangerous for Pope Francis peace mission
South Sudanese bishops invited the pontiff to Juba hoping he would spread a message of peace.
Isis car bomb outside popular Baghdad ice cream parlour kills 13 during Ramadan
24 are thought wounded in the midnight attack.
North Korea says latest missile test was successful and 'guided by Kim Jong-Un'
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called the test unacceptable.
MI5 launches probe into its own failings on missed Salman Abedi terror warnings
The intelligence agency missed several signs about Manchester bomber Salman Abedi.
North Korea reportedly fires Scud missile that lands in the Sea of Japan
The missile was said to have been launched from the town of Wonsan.
US to test ballistic missile defences amid rising threat from North Korea
A 'kill vehicle' will be launched to intercept a missile over the Pacific Ocean.
How is Hawaii preparing for a nuclear attack threat by North Korea? With a massive defence overhaul
A North Korean missile can reportedly reach Hawaii in 20 minutes.
British troops tell Ministry of Defence morale is falling amid cuts to Armed Forces
Elite commando force The Royal Marines have seen 'large decreases' in morale and satisfaction.
Russian fighter jet taunts US by doing a barrel roll over KC-10 aircraft in Syria
US military officials say Russia has apologised for the 'unprofessional' conduct of one its pilots.
'Jihadi London' Wi-Fi hotspot forces pilot to ground Thomson flight to the UK
The flight from Cancun, Mexico, to London Gatwick was cancelled because of the terrifying reference.
Mosul residents deny Isis presence in building hit by US airstrike that killed 105 civilians
US officials believe building targeted by airstrike used by Isis snipers to attack Iraqi forces.
Nuclear arms race in Asia-Pacific? US fears threat is real if North Korea is not reined in
North Korea has launched a series of missiles this year, including a Hwasong-12 intermediate-range projectile in May.
Children among 28 dead as masked gunmen attack Coptic Christians in Egypt
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for previous attacks on Christians in the region.
US military training space warriors for 'extraterrestrial conflict'
The Space Aggressors are not training to fight aliens, rather preparing for a space war with enemy nations.
Britain's security services knew Salman Abedi was capable of terror - but failed to stop him
The Manchester atrocity shows up an unacceptable level of negligence.
At least 31 Isis-linked militants killed in ongoing fighting in southern Philippines
Maute group militants besieged Marawi city in Mindanao province, prompting President Rodrigo Duterte to declare martial law.
British foreign policy partly to blame for UK terror attacks, says Jeremy Corbyn
The Labour leader says we need a 'smarter' way to tackle extremism.
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