Declassified foreign office documents claim Israel sold weapons to Argentina in Falklands War
Skyhawk jets exported by Israeli military to Argentina were used against British warships.
EU 'cannot do' without joint army, says Czech prime minister
EU leaders expected to discuss proposals for joint military force in Autumn meeting.
Syrian government forces and YPG reach ceasefire, Kurds gain control over Hasaka
Under the agreement, Syrian forces will be allowed to leave Hasaka but their presence will still remain in the outskirts of the city.
Turkish military and US-led coalition forces launch anti-Isis offensive in Jarablus along Syria border
The offensive comes just hours before US Vice President Joe Biden is due to hold talks with leaders in Turkey.
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Japan to train soldiers to take active part in UN peacekeeping missions
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US investigating possible Russian intelligence hack of New York Times reporters
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North Korea reportedly tests ballistic missile launched from submarine
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Iraq: 700 Sunni men and boys reportedly missing following Isis defeat in Fallujah
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Photos of ancient landmarks and World Heritage sites destroyed by terrorist groups
From mausoleums in Timbuktu to ancient monuments in Palmyra and the Bamiyan Buddha statues in Afghanistan.
John Kerry in Nigeria: Beating Boko Haram in battlefield only the beginning
John Kerry delivers speech during as he visits Sultan Alhaji Sa'ad Abubakar in Sokoto state.
Sea of death: World's biggest cemetery filling up as Iraq's battle against Isis takes its toll
The Wadi al-Salam cemetery in Najaf covers about 10 square kilometres and contains five million bodies.
Isis beheadings are commonplace in Mosul as children patrol streets and Iraqi forces close in
Extremist Islamist group is quicker to kill deserters as tensions mount in the face of Iraqi advance.
'No release' for Chibok girls even if Boko Haram's Shekau killed
Nigerian Army claims that militant leader Abubakar Shekau and key commanders have been killed in airstrikes.
Libyan forces seize facilities in Sirte after three-month battle with Isis
Sirte is the militant group's last bastion in the country, having been occupied since 2015.
Boko Haram kills 11 villagers and abducts several women in Borno state
The latest Boko Haram attack came amid Nigerian government claims of defeating the militants.
Yemen conflict: UK in 'denial and disarray' over arms sales to Saudi Arabia, says Oxfam
Oxfam says the UK has become 'one of the most significant violators' of the international Arms Trade Treaty.
Turkey launches two separate attacks on Kurds and Isis in Syria
Turkey views the presence of Kurdish forces in northern Syria as an intolerable 'red line'.
Binali Yildirim says Turkey does 'not have a clue' who carried out deadly Kurdish wedding bombing
The prime minister said earlier information on the perpetrator 'is unfortunately not right.'
One month on: Iwacu begins week of mourning to honour missing Burundian journalist Jean Bigirimana
IBTimes UK speaks to Iwacu founder-director Antoine Kaburahe about the investigation into Bigirimana's disappearance.
Terrorism is terrorism – whether it is Gulenist coup plotters, Isis or the PKK
Turkey's armed forces are united and the country will rise above the terrorist threat.
From Boko Haram to Isis, the use of child suicide bombers has a long and bloody terrorist pedigree
Children have been used as weapons from West Africa to Sri Lanka and across the Middle East.
Kenya softens its position on Dadaab refugee camp closures and refugees repatriation to Somalia
Camp said to be economic burden and breeding ground for terrorism but will stay open until Somalia stabilises.
Video shows 12-year-old Isis suicide bomber having explosives belt defused by Iraqi forces
The footage shows police carefully cut the explosive belt from the young child's body.
Burundian Opposition 'concerned' by appointment of army general Ndayishimiye as head of CNDD-FDD
President Pierre Nkurunziza's CNDD-FDD is being 'militarised' as a solution to conflict is still not found
Turkey wedding blast: 22 victims killed in Gaziantep were under the age of 14
People were dancing at a party when the blast ripped through the celebrations on Saturday.
Pictures show tragic aftermath of suicide bomb attack on Kurdish wedding party that killed 51 people
Turkish President Recep Erdogan said Islamic State was probably behind the attack.
Kurdish YPG tells pro-government militias to surrender or face death as clashes intensify in Hasakah
The Kurdish YPG militia has launched a major offensive against government forces in Hasakah.
Syrian rebel forces preparing to attack Isis-controlled town of Jarablus along Turkey border
Senior rebel leader says the attack would be launched from Turkey over the next few days.
Libyan forces seize Isis-held main mosque and prison in Sirte
The mosque was reportedly being used by Isis members for preaching.
Israel launches air strikes over Gaza in response to rocket attack
A rocket fired by militants in Gaza targeted the Israeli border town of Sderot.
Russia and Syria will face consequences if our troops threatened says US commander
Townsend makes comments after Syrian warplanes attack area where US forces were operating.
12-year-old child carried out Turkey suicide bombing that killed 51
Turkish President Erdogan said the young suicide bomber was aged between 12-14.
Iraq executes 36 Isis militants over massacre of 1,700 at Camp Speicher
Daesh carried out the mass executions in 2014 after taking control of Tikrit.
Suspected Boko Haram suicide bomber kills three in Cameroon attack
Nigeria-based Boko Haram often cross into northern Cameroon to carry out attacks.
Niger Delta Avengers offers ceasefire if Nigeria stops 'harassing innocent people'
NDA latest to group to attack Nigeria, due to perceived marginalisation in the area.
Brother of Omran Daqneesh, Syrian boy pulled from rubble, dies from injuries
Ali Daqneesh reportedly suffered from internal bleeding and organ failure.
Turkey's Erdogan blames Isis for wedding blast that killed at least 50
Turkish president lashes out at US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, PKK and IS.
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