CONFLICT

The Philippines president warned a war would ensue putting civilians in danger if the militants are not eliminated.

The Washington-based monitoring project 38 North say that a plutonium plant is 'very likely operating'.

Risk management firm PGI warns divisions pose 'significant threat to stability' ahead of 2020 polls.

Arrests come after alleged attack on military camp earlier this week, amid fears they may lead to civil war.

Planning assumptions for the 10-year programme are based on currency rates set before EU vote.

While Israel is technically at war with Syria the country will accept 100 orphans who will most likely be adopted or fostered.

Al-Shabaab vows to punish Kenya for sending troops into Somalia under AMISOM.

The US president has promised to fight the terror group.

General Sir Richard Shirreff said countries should provide bilateral support to Ukraine.

Unit on back foot as Russia ramps up disinformation campaign in Europe.

The effect of the flowing water simulates the effect of drowning so that the subject feels like they will die.

The 72nd anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration and extermination camp will take place on 27 January 2017.

Exiles say Islamic State fighters still roam the streets of West Mosul in suicide vests and niqabs.

Fillon's wife Penelope was paid £430,000 over a course of eight years from parliamentary funds.

British foreign secretary told peers that Russian involvement in the civil war is a 'fact of life'.

Alarming new data mirrors stifling of civil liberties and resurgent rebels.

Naval war of words sparked after Michael Fallon criticised the Russian ship that left Syria.

Former child soldier Ongwen is charged with 70 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

AU said civilians killed in 'shoot-out' with Al-Shabaab, but HRW claims Wardinle villagers killed 'indiscriminately'.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi confirmed on 23 January that his troops are in complete control of east Mosul.

Russia's only aircraft carrier is returning to the Barents Sea after two months off the coast of Syria.

Iraqi PM Haider al-Abadi praises 'heroism' of troops after Isis 'collapse' in Mosul.

Earlier this month Pyongyang warned its ICBM would 'send the shiver' down the US' spine.

Taking the west side could prove much tougher; the jihadists are expected to put up a fierce fight as they are cornered in a shrinking area.

Alleged militant was arrested in raids following Istanbul Reina nighclub massacre.

IBTimes UK told of fears for the lives of 150 suspected Burundian rebels facing deportation from DRC.

A car bomb was rammed into the gate of the Dayah hotel in Mogadishu, leaving 28 dead and scores injured.

The al-Qaeda linked group entered the Dayah Hotel after a suicide car bomber rammed the building's front gates.

Detained by Kenyan authorities, Dong Samuel Luak is at risk of unlawful deportation to South Sudan.