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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.

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.

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.

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.

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India: Thousands evacuated within six miles of the de facto border with Pakistan after "surgical strikes"

Militants in Kashmir kill unarmed army officer kidnapped from family wedding

Lieutenant Ummer Fayaz, 22, had joined the armed forces about five months ago.

Poop bombs: Venezuelans fling bottles of excrement at riot police

The 'poopootov' cocktails thrown at troops have both animal and human excrement mixed with water.

Pentagon assures Turkey of US support after Trump approves additional weapons to Kurds to fight Isis

Turkey considers Kurdish militia as militants and strongly objects US' support to the group.

China tests guided missile amid North Korea tensions

America's deployment of THAAD anti-missile system against North Korea threat has angered Beijing.

Jihadi John has been confirmed dead by militant Islamic group Daesh in propaganda magazine Dabiq

British member of Isis 'Beatles' jailed for seven years in Turkey for joining the terror group

Former drug dealer Aine Davis of West London accused of torture and beheadings alongside Jihadi John.

Victims 'summarily executed by the army' claim witnesses in DRC's Kasai provinces

IBTimes UK hears of massacres carried out in Kananga, Kasai-Central.

Boko Haram: Why Switzerland helped Nigeria secure Chibok girls' release

Freed hostages were part of more than 200 schoolgirls Boko Haram kidnapped from Chibok village in April 2014.

Iran threatens to destroy 'terrorist safe havens' in Pakistan

Army chief Major General Mohammad Baqeri said Pakistan should "arrest the terrorists and shut down their bases".

Twin blasts at Thailand shopping mall leave at least 60 injured

Two bombs went off in a supermarket and carpark at popular tourist hotspot Pattani.

China's Peoples' Liberation Army soldiers

Chinese military developing software to tip off authorities if soldiers leak classified data

Selling military secrets and classified data is punishable by death in China.

UNHCR and NGOs to reinstate returnees in danger of statelessness in Chad

16,718 Chadians living in CAR fled war to Chad without documentation.

Google's new frontier: Pakistan and Afghanistan will use Google Maps to settle border dispute

The two countries will reportedly carry out GPS enabled geological survey after recent deadly clashes.

Colombian government launches huge search operation after suspected ELN rebels kidnap 8 civilians

The kidnapping incident comes just days ahead of a fresh round of talks between the government and the rebel group in Ecuador.

British Isis bride dubbed 'Mrs Terror' rises on US kill list after failed terror plots

Sally Jones, a former punk rocker from Kent, was once married to Isis hacker Junaid Hussain.

US military poised to ramp up war in Afghanistan, officials say

The conflict has already lasted over 15 years and cost more than $1 trillion.

Israel accuses Palestinian hunger striker Marwan Barghouti of eating cookies in the toilet

Israel say Marwan Barghouti is a "hypocrite" - his lawyers accuse the state of "psychological and media war".

VE Day: The Nazis that fought on without Hitler after the 8 May surrender

While most of Europe woke up to a continent without war, pockets of the German Army refused to go down without a fight.

Isis leader in Afghanistan killed in special forces raid, US confirms

Skeikh Abdul Hasib, the man behind the Afghan Army hospital bombing, was one of dozens of Isis militants who died.

Benjamin Netanyahu throws Hamas policy paper on Israel into the bin - literally

Israeli prime minister calls proposal fake news to give impression Palestinian group is becoming more moderate.

VE Day: Top Nazis committed suicide rather than surrender at end of WW2

Cyanide poisoning was by far the most popular method of suicide for Nazis.

Isis encourages lorry attacks on London streets and creates fact-file on suitable vehicles

Articles in 'just terror tactics' detail vehicle types and speeds to ensure 'utmost carnage'.

Donald Trump 'to implement Obama-era plan to capture Raqqa with Syrian Kurdish forces'

President Erdoğan is likely to be told when he visits the White House.

Isis tells terrorists to use Craigslist and eBay to lure hostages by listing items for sale

Isis magazine Rumiyah has published terror attack tutorials encouraging attacks on the West.

Human remains found in France during search for INLA murder victim Seamus Ruddy

The Irish Republican was murdered by the INLA in 1985 and is one of 'the Disappeared'.

Heartbreaking Effects Of Syria War In Pebble Art

Why are ceasefires in Syria not adhered to?

Previous attempts to reduce violence in the Syria civil war have failed.

Iraq's PM Haider al-Abadi denies making deal to keep US troops after Isis collapse

Abadi was reportedly in talks with US Defense Secretary James Mattis about the issue.

Clashes break out just 'minutes' after Syria de-escalation deal implemented

Talks did not involve representatives of Assad government or rebels.

Taliban militants capture Afghan district near Kunduz as part of spring offensive

The Islamists claim that several Afghan security personnel have been killed in their offensive.

Leaked YouTube video reveals modern terrorist training tools in Kashmir, India

Army sources said militant groups now rely on video tutorials rather than training camps.

Navy Seal is first US combat death in Somalia since 1993 Black Hawk Down

Two other US service personnel hurt during operations against al-Shabaab militants.

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