Boko Haram hostage survivor: They sent me to die as I refused to marry militants
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Yemen's hospitals overwhelmed by deadly cholera outbreak
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Yemen declares state of emergency in Houthi-controlled Sana'a over cholera outbreak
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Kurdish flags flying over liberated Euphrates Dam stoke ethnic tensions in Syria
The SDF's Kurdish majority will be seen as foreign occupiers by the village's Arab population.
Mutineer soldiers seize major urban areas of Ivory Coast and fire on civilians
At least five people have been wounded as troops protest over pay dispute.
Palestinian man shot and killed after stabbing Israeli police officer
The officer was stabbed in east Jerusalem's Old City.
North Korea open to talks with US: 'We'll have dialogue if the conditions are there'
Recently, US President Trump warned that a 'major, major conflict' with North Korea was possible.
Purported Boko Haram fighter releases new video threatening to bomb 'secured' Nigerian capital
In an unverified video, the purported fighter threatened more attacks in Abuja.
Only financial pressure and sanctions on President Kabila 'can avert bloodshed' in DRC
Watchdog Enough Project tells IBTimes UK the US and EU need to act fast to avoid war.
Rape surgeon of DRC Denis Mukwege at risk in UN protection shake-up says Panzi Foundation
Protection from Monusco contingent 'has been withdrawn' as gynaecologist's life is threatened.
Iraqi forces change tactics after battle to reclaim Mosul grinds to a halt
The US-backed coalition is now trying to encircle the militants, trapping them in the Old City.
DRC's Kasai violence: Why there is a risk an old conflict with ethnic undertones may intensify
IBTimes UK deciphers the causes of the present round of violence in Congo's new flashpoint.
Somali president: AK-47s aren't enough to fight al-Shabaab – we need bigger, better arms
President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed urged global leaders to lift the 1992 arms embargo placed on the country.
Al-Qaeda in Yemen is hosting quiz competitions where an AK-47 is the grand prize
The jihadist group is an active terror network in the Arab Peninsula.
Afghanistan situation is 'deteriorating' warns top US intelligence official
Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats says not even more troops will solve problem.
Rise of the female jihadi - The women waging religious war on the West
I have met strident, purist Muslim women who justify violent jihadism and hate non-Muslims.
Jeremy Corbyn says he is 'no pacifist' as he launches attack on Tory foreign policy
Labour leader also accuses Theresa May of pandering to 'erratic' Trump.
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.
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.
Flood of 20,000 Congolese refugees puts strain on Angola
Refugees fleeing neighbouring DRC amid fighting between Congolese army and local tribes.
UN Secretary General warns attack on Minusca convoy in CAR 'may constitute a war crime'
Suspected anti-Balaka rebel attack against Minusca convoy killed at least four peacekeepers.
Nigerian Chibok girl chooses Boko Haram captivity to stay with her husband
'I am happy where I am' said the girl after Boko Haram had agreed to free her following 2014 mass abduction.
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.
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".
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