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EU referendum: Yanis Varoufakis and John McDonnell join left-wingers at 'positive' remain rally

The Another Europe is Possible organisers are expecting 1,000 activists to attend the 28 May event.

Ivory Coast rejects former First Lady Simone Gbagbo's appeal against 20-year sentence

At least 3,000 people were killed in post-election violence in 2010.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's aunt is 'living the American dream' running New York dry cleaners

Ko Yong-suk and husband Ri Gang defected to the US in 1998 and assumed new identities.

EU Referendum: Ed Miliband and Jeremy Corbyn unite to back remain campaign

EU Referendum: Former Labour leader Ed Miliband unites with Jeremy Corbyn to back Remain campaign

The pair addressed crowds at a Labour In rally in Doncaster.

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Japan: US President Barack Obama visits Hiroshima peace memorial to remember atomic bomb victims

Obama has become the first sitting US president to visit Hiroshima 71 years after the world's first atomic bomb was dropped on the city by US military.

EU referendum: Vote Leave offers £50m prize for Euro 2016 football predications

Brexit campaign is hoping to drum up interest for one of its main anti-EU messages.

Jail overcrowding forces Zimbabwe to release 2,000 prisoners who renounce life of crime

Zimbabwe's underfunded prisons have been hit by food shortages and inmate deaths.

Afghan Taliban's new leader rules out peace talks

Mawlawi Haibatullah Akhundzada 'vows' to press on with fight against Kabul government.

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Australia elections: Malcolm Turnbull raps opponent Bill Shorten for calling Donald Trump 'barking mad'

Liberal leader Malcolm Turnbull and Labour's Bill Shorten locked in Australian election tussle.

Barack Obama hugs Hiroshima survivor during historic visit to memorial site

Obama also met with some of the survivors of the bombing.

EU referendum: Plans for EU army 'kept secret' until after Brexit vote

Plans include new European military and operational structures

Generation Trump: Liberals created Trump – calling supporters brainless and bigoted fuels his success

Trump's policies would be a backward step, but the elite continue to ignore working-class concerns.

G7 Summit: Brexit is a 'risk to global growth'

The multi-nation group said the UK's departure from EU would affect trade, investments and jobs.

Generation Trump: How Donald Trump's message reached beyond America's 'angry white men'

Billionaire's anti-immigration stance has resonated with American voters who feel left behind

South Korean navy fires warning shots at North Korea vessels in disputed waters

A fishing boat from Pyongyang accompanied by a patrol vessels violated the disputed Northern Limit Line.

Donald Trump agrees to debate Bernie Sanders for $10m donation to women's health charities

Trump said he was serious about the debate if networks donated millions to women's health charities.

Expectations high as Obama to become the first incumbent US president to visit Hiroshima

Obama is also set to deliver a message on the need to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons.

France: Petrol shortages continue as CGT union warns Euro 2016 football tournament could be disrupted

Motorists around France have been queueing to fill their fuel tanks, as strikes at oil refineries persist.

South Africa is 'a friend of Palestine' says Jacob Zuma ahead of Middle East Conference

Jacob Zuma and Mahmoud Abbas meet in Cape Town to strengthen relations.

EU referendum: Labour grandee David Blunkett attacks the 'Boris Broadcasting Corporation'

Former Home Secretary also accused top Brexit campaigner of 'buffoonery' in pro-EU speech.

Nakba: Mutilating the memory of Palestinian exile

Celebrations to mark the displacement of thousands of Palestinians in 1948 bring us no closer to freedom.

France: Crippling strikes and travel chaos on day of national action against labour bill

France's powerful CGT union is protesting new labour laws which have ended the 35-hour working week.

German neo-Nazis plan to publish unabridged copy of Mein Kampf

Investigation comes as Hitler's autobiography is republished in Germany for first time in 70 years.

WhatsApp leak reveals BMA wanted to 'draw out' junior doctors' dispute with government

Over 1,000 messages exposed behind-the-scenes discussions of the union.

Squatters riot in Barcelona streets after being evicted from abandoned bank

The Expropriated Bank had been used by squatters since 2011 and was largely ignored by its owners.

DRC: Opposition coalition expects 'no police repression' on 'ville morte' strike day

Joseph Kabila's ruling PPRD postponed its rally to avoid confrontation with opposition supporters

Obama participates in rap session with Vietnamese hip-hop star

The US president used the light moment to espouse free speech during a town hall meeting.

Norwegian and Canadian hostages Kjartan Sekkingstad and Robert Hall

Philippines president-elect Duterte apologises to Trudeau over beheading of Canadian national

Rodrigo Duterte assures Canadian PM Justin Trudeau that such incidents will not be allowed to happen again.

EU referendum: Fury from Brexit campaigners as UK net migration climbs to 333,0000

ONS says the net number of EU citizens coming to Britain rose to 184,000 in 2015.

EU referendum: Iain Duncan Smith and Stephen Kinnock clash in Brexit debate

IBTimes UK was in attendance for the Ladbrokes EU debate at the Institute of Directors.

Brexit: China says UK must decide for itself, but hopes for strong Europe

China hopes to see a unified Europe which brings better development to the global economy.

Obamas to move into 8,200-square-foot mansion in Washington DC after leaving White House in January

The property, built in 1928, is currently owned by Joe Lockhart, a former White House press secretary.

Cameron 'would be for Leave' if he wasn't PM, claims former No.10 adviser Steve Hilton

'If he was a member of the public, or a backbench MP ... I'm certain that he would be for Leave,' said Hilton.

G7 summit: Japanese PM Shinzo Abe and world leaders visit Shinto shrine ahead of meeting

Terrorism, economy, refugee crisis and the South China Sea will be discussed during the summit.

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