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Azerbaijan and Armenia accuse each other of violating ceasefire in breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region

Nagorno-Karabakh is a mountainous enclave populated mainly by ethnic Armenians who reject Azerbaijan's rule.

Photos of Tokyo's Harry Hedgehog Cafe where customers can cuddle the prickly little creatures

The Harry Hedgehog Café is home to between 20-30 hedgehogs, giving customers the chance to spend time with the prickly mammals

Refugee crisis: Migrants and Greek riot police clash in protest against Macedonia railway closure

Macedonia station is used by refugees for access to the Balkan Peninsula.

Chernobyl: Wolves, eagles and other wildlife thriving in exclusion zone 30 years after disaster

Thirty years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, populations of some wildlife – such as wolf, elk and boar – are booming in the vast exclusion zone around the former reactor.

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France: Students and riot police clash as labour protests turn violent in Paris and Rennes

Students clash with riot police in several cities across France in the latest round of protests against the government's labour reforms.

Iraqis flee as government forces attempt to capture town of Hit in Anbar Province from Isis

Residents flee Hit after Iraqi forces launch an operation to retake it from Isis (Daesh) fighters.

Iceland: Protesters demand PM Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson's resignation after Panama papers leaked

Anger mounts over PM's wife owning tax haven-based company with large claims on Iceland's collapsed banks.

Japan: Cherry blossom fever grips Tokyo, with people holding late-night viewing parties in parks

The cherry tree, or Sakura, is celebrated with outdoor parties known as Hanami.

Kenya: Government allows poachers to hand in illegal ivory before huge stockpile is burned

The ivory that has been secured is being held in a stock room in Nairobi, and will be torched on 30 April.

The world's poorest countries

An IBTimes UK picture gallery, looks at the 10 poorest countries in the world.

The world's richest countries

An IBTimes UK picture gallery, looking at the 10 richest countries in the world.

Qingming Festival: Chinese people give food and fake money to dead relatives on Tomb Sweeping Day

People visit ancestors' graves and leave them food and paper money to mark Qingming Festival, or Tomb Sweeping Day.

Refugee crisis: Photos of first migrants deported from Greece to Turkey in EU deal

First group of refugees and migrants sent back to Turkey as part of a controversial EU plan to limit migration to Europe.

Pakistan: Severe flash flooding hits Peshawar, leaving at least 53 people dead

Those who live close to rivers have been advised to leave their homes and move to safer places.

Photos of giant rats trained to sniff out unexploded landmines and bombs in war-torn countries

Giant rats have been trained to sniff out explosives in Africa, and they are now also being used in Cambodia.

Nuclear Security Summit: Which countries have atomic weapons and how many do they have?

In conjunction with the Nuclear Security Summit, these are the nine countries that now have nuclear weapons.

Qatar World Cup 2022: Photos show the conditions faced by migrant labourers

Photos of filthy accommodation for workers, as well as the much-improved facilities in Qatar's new Labour City.

Brazil: Demonstrators fill streets with red smoke in support of President Dilma Rousseff

Rousseff of the Workers' Party may be removed from power if lower house of Congress approves her impeachment.

Zaha Hadid has died: Some of the beautiful buildings designed by renowned Iraqi-British architect

Hadid has died at the age of 65 in Miami, after a heart attack.

Eiffel Tower 129th Anniversary: 37 photos of one of the world most iconic monuments

The tower opened on 31 March 1889, in time for the Exposition Universelle, of which the Eiffel Tower was the entrance.

Millionaires' 8 favourite places: Australia is top destination for the super-wealthy

Australia is the favourite destination for millionaires, with Sydney, Melbourne and Perth all seeing an inflow of the super-wealthy.

India: Rescue efforts after Kolkata flyover collapse traps 'more than 100' [GRAPHIC IMAGES]

More than 100 people feared trapped after a flyover that was under construction collapsed on moving traffic.

China: Visitors pay their respects at Baifu Pet Cemetery ahead of Tomb Sweeping Day

Baifu Pet Cemetery holds over three thousand graves of pets including dogs, cats, chickens and even chinchillas

France: Students clash with riot police during protests and strikes against proposed labour reform

Students and workers held street protests across France against the government's proposed labour reforms.

Isis: Photos of families fleeing Mosul as US and Iraqi forces prepare ground assault on Daesh

Thousands of people have fled city of Mosul, occupied by Islamic State since 2014.

Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2016: Spectacular images will inspire you to enter prestigious competition

There are just two weeks left to enter the Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2016 competition.

Gaza: Children as young as 12 abandon their studies to provide for their families

Child labour now more common in Gaza as minors become the breadwinners of their family

Save our steel: Tata selling British plants would devastate communities like Port Talbot

Tata Steel's sale of UK operations would directly impact Port Talbot in Wales, home to Britain's largest steelworks.

Tim Peake: Latest stunning photos and videos from the International Space Station

Flight engineer Tim Peake is spending six months on ISS with US and Russian crew members.

Lego releases new minifigures based on favourite Disney and Pixar characters

Lego has teamed up to create 18 minifigures including Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Alice and Maleficent.

Indonesia: Shocking photos of disabled and mentally ill people kept chained up in sheds

An estimated 20,000 people with conditions such as schizophrenia are shackled and kept in filthy conditions,

Sinister scarecrows: Terrifying photographs from the British countryside

Photographer Colin Garrett has shared his unique series of photographs of scarecrows that he took during his travels in the 1980s.

Chernobyl: Huge sliding arch to block radiation is nearing completion 30 years after nuclear disaster

Nearly 30 years after the world's worst nuclear accident a huge structure designed to contain radiation is nearing completion.

Top Wildlife Sites of the World: Where to photograph nature's greatest spectacles

Photographer Will Burrard-Lucas has published a new book on the places every wildlife enthusiast should visit.

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