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Isis executes 5 tribesmen and beheads 6 of its own militants for spying

The extremists are becoming increasingly paranoid as the borders of their self-proclaimed caliphate shrinks.

#ZimShutDown2016: Why Zimbabweans are shutting down the country over 'economic collapse'

The 30th civilian protest against bad governance since January, the landmark #ThisFlag shutdown closed businesses.

Gaddafi's cousin casts doubts on reports heir apparent Saif al-Islam released by captors

Ahmed Gaddaf al-Dam, an aide to Muammar Gaddafi, has said as far as he is aware nothing has changed.

Torture in Burundi: Police said it 'would pull a tooth a day until I admitted I worked for human rights'

Former detainees told HRW Burundi's intelligence services has allegedly 'become increasingly vicious'.

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Putin and Obama agree to work together to bring end to Syria conflict - Kremlin

Putin calls Obama with new peace proposal but demands US stop treating Nusra Front as moderates.

Escaped Isis fighter says jihadists 'abused corpses and killed Christians on the spot'

The former extremist from Ingushetia was smuggled into Syria via Turkey with help from a Dagestan fixer.

Syria celebrates Eid al-Fitr with three-day ceasefire to coincide with end of Ramadan

Children play out on the streets as hostilities cease until Friday 8 July.

Chilcot Report: 'Saddam is the prize' Tony Blair's top secret notes to George W Bush exposed

In a declassified note Blair tells Bush that weapons of mass destruction are the 'justification for action'.

Tony Blair will be damned by history over the Iraq war - but his choice was between two evils

Tony Blair never had the option of keeping its hands clean over Iraq

Kenyan High Court hears details on torture and murder of rights lawyer Willie Kimani and associates

Initial reports suggest that Administration Police officers may have been involved in the murders.

Chilcot report: Highlights from Iraq war memos between Tony Blair and George Bush

Blair told Bush: "I will be with you, whatever."

Chilcot report condemns Tony Blair's rush to war when Saddam Hussein was 'not an imminent threat'

Sir John Chilcot presented a damning indictment of the British case for the 2003 Iraq invasion.

Chilcot report: We owe a debt to Iraq - Britain's failures helped cause the mess the country is in today

In the 13 years since UK and US ousted Saddam Hussein, Iraq remains a byword for destruction and death.

Chilcot report: Photographic timeline of Britain's role in the Iraq war

IBTimes UK photo gallery looks back at Britain's involvement in the Iraq war between 2003 and 2009.

Chilcot report: Meet the Iraqi Kurds who think George Bush and Tony Blair were saviours - not invaders

Saddam Hussein massacred thousands of Kurds during his al-Anfal campaign, and the US and UK removed him.

Muslims in Saudi Arabia stand shoulder to shoulder this Eid – but Daesh is a dangerous new foe

Saudi Arabia is facing a renewed threat from Islamic State after suicide bombings in Jeddah and Medina.

Isis selling Yazidi sex slaves on Telegram and WhatsApp

Girls as young as 12 are being held as sex slaves and anyone who attempts to flee is killed.

Yemen: Twin car bomb explosions kill 6 army personnel near Aden airport

At least 20 militant attackers were killed in a four-hour gun battle at the military base.

ISIS releases new kill list with 1,700 names targeting US churches and Messianic synagogue members

Isis releases new kill list with 1,700 names targeting members of US churches and Jewish synagogues

The list calls on pro-Daesh supporters to 'kill them all' and 'slay them'.

Coalition aircraft destroy US drone that crashed in Syria to stop enemies from using technology

Remote pilots lose control of drone that's blown up to keep it out of enemy hands

Iraq Inquiry: Sir John Chilcot says that 'careful analysis needed in future' before war

The long-awaited report into the 2003 Iraq war will be published on Wednesday 6 July, 2016.

What did Jeremy Corbyn say before Britain's invasion of Iraq and what are the consequences?

In 2003, Corbyn spoke in front of a huge rally to say 'no justice' would be served by invading Iraq.

Isis 'boils 7 of its own fighters alive' after they fled from battle in Iraq

The cowardly jihadists were killed by their own men as punishment for fleeing in Sharqat in Salahuddin.

Burundi: Civil society rejects government claims 'violence is not ethnically motivated'

Opposition tells IBTimes UK Burundi's forces carry out targeted killings of members of the Tutsi community.

Police remove the body of a suicide bomber from the scene of an attack in Solo

Islamic State suspected after suicide bomber targets Indonesian police station

Attacker detonated his suicide vest while driving into a police compound on a motorbike.

Chilcot: 'Blair cannot be allowed to walk away to his millions' says mother whose son was killed in Iraq

Valerie O'Neill's son Kris was killed in an IED attack in 2007.

Saudi Arabia releases first image of Pakistani suicide bomber who killed four at Medina mosque

The 34-year-old driver killed four security officers and injured five others in Medina.

Burundi: Government denies UN findings that violence has 'ethnic twist'

Human Rights Minister Martin Nivyabandi says security operations in 'respect of international law'.

China slated to develop enormous submerged sea lab nearly 10,000 feet underwater in South China Sea

South China Sea: China should prepare for military confrontation in territorial dispute says state newspaper

An international court in The Hague is due to give its ruling next week.

Iraq executes 5 militants a day after deadly Baghdad bombing

Justice ministry calls it punishment for 'those whose hands are stained with the blood of Iraqis'.

Syria conflict: Amnesty accuses rebels of committing atrocities against Aleppo and Idlib civilians like Assad's forces

Syrian opposition groups accused of torture, abductions and killings.

War on Isis: SAS soldier takes out 3 jihadists 'armed only with Gurkha knife' in Fallujah

The soldier killed the extremists with a kukri after being ambushed in the besieged Iraqi city.

Baghdad bombing: Death toll from Isis suicide attack reaches at least 200

Isis has claimed responsibility for the blast in Baghdad's Karada district.

The child's mother shared his picture online

Caliphate cubs of Isis: Three-year-old Swedish child blows himself up while playing with grenade

Sweden has the second highest number of combatants per capita from Europe fighting for the Islamic State.

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