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US cites India's acceptance of UN court ruling on maritime dispute with Bangladesh.

Broadcast on Russian TV, the video follows contradicting reports of the 6 June incident.

The move is aimed at building the Afghan forces' capability to combat the Taliban.

This will mark the Obama's last visit to the continent as US president.

Spruance, Momsen and Stethem patrol amid rising tensions.

Beijing says the only way forward is for bilateral and friendly dialgoue.

'The UK chose to join the invasion of Iraq before the peaceful options for disarmament had been exhausted.'

Jean Claude Iyamuremye and Jean Baptiste Mugimba are suspected of genocide and crimes against humanity.

UNC heavyweights Ewanga and Claudel Lubaya criticised for appearing at Congolese talks without UNC approval.

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

Bodies of lawyer Willie Kimani, his client, and their driver found prior to police trial.

Under the proposal, the US wants Russia to stop Assad bombing the rebels.

EXCLUSIVE: Somali refugees tell IBTimes UK of the threats they could face if they are returned to Somalia.

'These migrants have probably suffered inhuman treatment upon arrival,' human-rights groups have warned.

Thomas Shannon also said what China is doing in South China Sea is 'madness'.

French government reassures UK 2003 border agreement will remain in place despite UK voting to leave EU.

Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto is first from EU to visit India following Brexit.

The two nations blame each other for near-collision involving warship and destroyer in international waters.

President of the European Parliament Martin Shultz has urged PM Cameron to trigger Article 50.

Membership allows purchase and sale of high-end technology and boosts ventures with Russia.

Two countries arrive at deal to smooth over 2010 incident in which Israeli commandos killed nine Turkish citizens.

The pact will only come into force in July after it has been voted in by EU member states.

Surprisingly, India's ally Brazil and Brics member sided with China.

Despite centuries-old love-hate relationship with UK, French leaders 'regret' British EU departure.

Recovering sovereignty of the Falkland Islands remains a permanent objective, Argentina tells UN.

Lam Wing Kee is one of five Hong Kong booksellers who disappeared in the last year.

Nato launched a simulated Russian attack on Poland, involving 31,000 troops over two weeks.

US institute claims Kim Jong-un regime could have at least 21 nuclear weapons and be developing more.

German foreign ministry says safety of 11 Turkish-origin lawmakers cannot be guaranteed in Turkey.