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Chinese fighter jet makes 'unsafe' intercept of US reconnaissance plane over East China Sea

US Air Force's RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft was intercepted by China's J-10 fighter in an 'unsafe' manner.

Greece furious over Muslim prayers held at Hagia Sophia, a former Greek Orthodox Christian cathedral

Hagia Sophia was formerly a Greek Orthodox Christian cathedral, later an Imperial Mosque, and now a museum.

Donald Trump says his digs against 'Mexican' judge were 'misconstrued'

Discussion is over, says Trump, after speaker Paul Ryan calls comments "textbook' racism.

Trump campaign demands State Department releases Hillary Clinton's TTP emails

Campaigns says emails 'should absolutely be released' for allegedly backing the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership deal.

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How immigration is dominating the EU debate - allowing Vote Leave to succeed

Remain camp is failing to make coherent arguments about the benefits of immigration.

EU referendum: Nigel Farage challenges David Cameron's patriotism ahead of ITV clash

Ukip leader launched the attack advertisement against the pro-EU PM in Westminster.

Turkey's women need to revolt against sexist dictator Recep Erdogan

Women are the main driving revolutionary force in any society, therefore they are the first to be oppressed.

David Cameron claims he is not worried about losing EU referendum

Vote Leave accuse Cameron of 'blind panic' after emergency briefing on 6 Brexit untruths

Prime minister accused Vote Leave of 'peddling nonsense' in run-up to 23 June ballot.

2014U.S. President Barack Obama talks next to India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, September 30, 2014

Modi in US: Washington returns 'stolen' artefacts worth $100m

Most of the stolen artefacts were being trafficked to the US, when authorities confiscated them.

Raghuram Rajan: Uneasy ties between Modi government and India's central bank chief persist

Rajan and Modi administration keep everyone guessing on RBI governor's extension.

EU referendum: Labour warns Brexit vote would jeopardise workers' rights in UK

Shadow business secretary Angela Eagle spoke to IBTimes UK at the poster launch.

Selling the silverware: How Newham Council and George Osborne sold London's historic dock to the Chinese

The sale of the site to Chinese investors will have a serious impact on democratic rights

German President Joachim Gauck steps down, says will not seek second term

Chancellor Angela Merkel could face a cross-party war in the election of a new president for Germany.

Arnold Schwarzenegger backs judge in Trump University case, says Gonzalo Curiel is an American hero

The former California governor was responsible for appointing Gonzalo Curiel to the bench in 2007.

Denmark: How the refugee crisis caused Europe's liberal darling to lose its way

Denmark has introduced tough new measures to curb flows of immigration.

North Korea's Yongbyon plutonium plant has been reactivated says IAEA

The site has been providing material for the country's nuclear weapons programme.

France wants European navies to make their presence felt in South China Sea

French Defence Minister pushes for "regular and visible" presence of European navies in the region.

Hillary Clinton has necessary delegates to clinch Democratic nomination – report

Clinton will become first woman nominated for US president by a major political party, according to AP.

EU referendum: Pro-Remain MPs could force UK to stay in single market even after Brexit vote

Pro-EU MPs may use the Tory majority to push for the UK to stay in whatever the public vote is.

Nato launches Anaconda-2016, the biggest ever military exercise since the Cold War

German tanks will cross Poland from west to east for the first time since WW2.

Sanders and Clinton almost tied before California

Clinton on brink of Democratic party nomination but Sanders makes it a nail-biter

Presidential candidates only two points apart in California primary at Sanders 'last stand'.

Donald Trump: Gaddafi paid me a fortune to camp on my lawn

Trump claims he was paid a fortune by Gaddafi who kept camels and coffee tables on his lawn.

The EU referendum campaign is as one-sided as it was in 1975

If polls are right and the result is close we'll know voters don't listen to reasoned argument - as with Trump.

EU referendum: Boris Johnson will face Nicola Sturgeon in ITV's live Brexit debate

Vote Leave campaigner will be the only male politician on the panel for the two-hour-long event.

EU referendum: GMB Union chief faces sexism row after jibe at Priti Patel

Tim Roache told the union's annual conference: 'Priti Patel, surely a contradiction in her name'.

German MP under police guard after Armenian genocide resolution

Bundestag resolution recognising 1915 Armenian genocide has provoked Turkey's ire.

Rodrigo Duterte, Philippine presidential candidate

Rodrigo Duterte: Philippines president-elect says public can kill drug dealers

In a nod to vigilantism, Duterte has asked urged people to kill drug dealers who fight arrest.

Police throws tear gas during Kenya protest

Kenya: Two shot dead by police as opposition protest turns deadly, body used to 'block road'

UPDATE: Five year old boy treated for gunshot wounds in Kisumu hospital after protest

Bilderberg 2016: We can expect desperate lobbying against Brexit from Big Business

Bilderberg has been nurturing the EU since the 1950s, but their creation is under dire threat.

EU referendum: Remain campaign wants to barter away UK's freedom and democracy says Boris Johnson

Vote Leave campaigner says it is a 'myth and delusion' the UK can gain prosperity by giving up sovereignty.

Operation Bluestar anniversary Golden Temple Amritsar

Operation Bluestar anniversary turns Indian city Amritsar into fortress

Thousands of security personnel deployed across the city to mark the 32nd anniversary of the operation.

Peru Elections: Pedro Pablo Kuczynski in narrow lead over Keiko Fujimori

Former Prime Minister hoping to beat daughter of disgraced ex-President.

Ramadan 2016: Watch David Cameron mark holy month with message to British Muslims

Prime minister urges people to 'renew our resolve' to help the victims of the Syrian civil war.

Somalia: African Union peacekeepers held over 'illegal trade' in military equipment

Funded by European Union, AMISOM troops are fighting Al Shabaab Islamic militants.

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