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South Sudan: Is the new bout of bloodletting the start of a civil war?

IBTimes UK looks at South Sudan, where warring sides declared a ceasefire after violence killed more than 200.

Narendra Modi chairs high-level security meeting over Kashmir violence

Modi appeals for calm as the situation in Kashmir remains volatile.

Theresa May: What are the new prime minister's views on Brexit, human rights, gay marriage and more?

IBTimes UK investigates the political record of the incoming premier.

Labour leadership contest: Who are NEC members deciding on if Jeremy Corbyn can compete?

Labour committee to rule if Corbyn can run for leader vote if he fails to get 51 nominations.

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Angela Merkel throws down gauntlet to Theresa May: No free market access while curbing immigration

The German chancellor had earlier warned that there would be 'no cherry-picking' of EU laws.

North Korea 'shuts down' over 30 restaurants abroad after being hit by sanctions

North Korean restaurants in places like China and Vietnam feel the heat of economic sanctions.

Crucial Labour NEC meeting deciding Corbyn's fate in leadership race under fire over its timing

The meeting was called after Angela Eagle said she would bid to lead the party.

US to step up campaign against Isis, send 560 more troops to Iraq

The troops will include engineers, logistics personnel and other forces.

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

The Hague court set to rule on South China Sea as Filipinos bullish

Several Filipino groups poised to hold 'victory party' as arbitration court likely to rule against China.

David Cameron heard humming little tune as he officially announces Theresa May as new PM

The PM was caught in a 'hot mic' moment as he passed over running the country to May.

Theresa May: Prime Minister-in-waiting 'honoured and humbled' to be new Conservative leader

May pledged to make success of Brexit in first speech as Tory leader.

Jeremy Corbyn's Labour is a tribute act to socialism - trade unions back a nostalgic leader

Performative leftism has trumped any desire to improve the life chances of Britain's new working class.

Burundi: What to expect from the Inter-Burundi Dialogue in Arusha

IBTimes UK speaks to opposition and peace activists about possible outcome of talks.

Andrea Leadsom had a hard time, but she should've expected attacks when running against Theresa May for PM

Anyone with real leadership potential would have fought back.

Theresa May to be appointed next UK Prime Minister on Wednesday - David Cameron

Outgoing Conservative leader says May has his full support after Andrea Leadsom quit contest.

Labour and Lib Dems want snap general election as Theresa May 'coronation' looms

But the sole Tory leadership candidate and Home Secretary has ruled out an election until 2020.

Failed asylum seekers hunted down and deported as Swedish border police crack down

160,000 asylum seekers came to Sweden in 2015 but some disappear after being rejected.

Labour leadership contest triggered after Angela Eagle challenges Jeremy Corbyn

Party's ruling body will now convene a meeting to confirm arrangements for a vote.

Chinese activist Zhao Wei's husband raises doubts over her release

Zhao's husband and her supporters feel the messages on her Weibo page are not from her.

Tory leadership contest: Party grandees will decide if May becomes next UK prime minister

Graham Brady, chair of the 1922 Committee, will meet with Tory party board to make official decision.

Andrea Leadsom pulls out of Tory leadership race as 'I'm a mother' row takes its toll

Surprise announcement clears the way for Theresa May to become prime minister.

Zimbabwe's #ThisFlag movement vows to shut country down over police brutality

Leader Pastor Evan Mawarire calls for international help as regime blames Western governments.

Labour leadership: Diane Abbott brands Angela Eagle as the 'Empire Strikes Back' challenger

Corbyn ally and shadow health secretary turns to Star Wars ahead of Eagle's leadership bid launch.

Kashmir violence: Death toll climbs to 22 as protesters continue to clash with police after militant's death

Burhan Wani, a commander of the terror outfit Hizbul Mujahideen, was killed by police on 8 July.

British MPs call for backing of Iranian resistance and end to blacklisting of leader Maryam Rajavi

400 lawmakers from both the House of Commons and the House of Lords have said they support the group.

Southern Rail: South East commuter chaos explained

Southern Rail: Operator slashes 341 services as union warns of 'dangerous' overcrowding

Govia Thameslink says the new timetable is designed to give passengers a 'more consistent' service.

Japan elections: Win paves way for Shinzo Abe to implement constitutional reforms

Abe's ruling coalition secures two thirds majority in the upper house of parliament.

Texas Governor Abbott to see specialist after sustaining burns on both legs

Abbott suffered second and third degree burns while vacationing with family in Wyoming.

Tory leadership contest: Andrea Leadsom apologises to Theresa May over 'vile' motherhood comments

Energy secretary heavily criticised for claiming that being a mother makes her better suited to leadership.

Former NY mayor Rudolph Giuliani calls Black Lives Matter racist: 'Black kids killed by black kids in 99% of cases'

Giuliani says less than 1% of black killings are at the hands of the police.

Venezuela: Thousands cross into Colombia to get food supplies after government opens border

Venezuela has been severely hit by low oil prices, which has led to a shortage in food and other supplies.

Brexit: Over 1,000 barristers sign letter saying EU referendum vote is not legally binding

Lawyers from across the UK insist the Brexit vote is merely 'advisory'.

Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto on Donald Trump's border wall: 'No way'

He also objects to Trump 'generalisations' in calling Mexicans 'rapists'.

North Korea warns of 'physical counter-action' against Thaad deployment by US and South Korea

North Korean army said Thaad is 'unfinished' and its military effectiveness is yet to be properly verified.

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