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Pacelli Ndukimana tells IBTimes UK why only foreign pressure can break Burundi's political deadlock
Nigeria: African neighbours forge anti-Boko Haram force
Nigeria and its neighbours agreed on Thursday (11 June) to set up a joint military force to counter Boko Haram.
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The IMF walked away from talks as Greece and creditors cannot agree on taxes, finances and pensions.
Isis blows up 2 warplanes in Libyan city of Sirte
Islamist insurgents publish photos and video of attack at airbase.
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Tower Hamlets: Labour's John Biggs wins mayoral election replacing disgraced Lutfur Rahman
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Snoopers Charter: David Cameron faces fight over call to strip ministers of surveillance powers
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US election 2016: Republican Mike Huckabee's campaign hit by another child molestation scandal
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EU referendum: 14 Tory MEPs 'show interest' in joining Conservatives for Britain
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Burundi: 'Killing has become a daily duty'
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Raheem Kassam, the Ukip leader's right-hand man in the election, has criticised the party's only MP.
UK government to raise £750m after 15% stake sale in Royal Mail
Government sells 15% stake in Royal Mail for £750m and will use proceeds to help cut the deficit
Scotland Bill: SNP tables amendment calling for full fiscal autonomy at Holyrood
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UK airport capacity: Gatwick beats Heathrow in passenger growth as Airports Commission mulls runway decision
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Tony Abbott calls for enhanced regional cooperation to curb global ambitions of Isis
Australian prime minister hints at increased participation in ongoing anti-Isis offensive in Iraq and Syria.
Islington murder: 17-year-old boy stabbed to death at Caldy Walk
Met officers retain an 'open mind' to motive of stabbing in north London
BroBible blogger fails in attempt to get Osama Bin Laden's porn collection from CIA
David Covucci attempted to get the collection through a Freedom of Information Act request but was rejected.
Isis: Interactive timeline shows how Islamic State spread across the Middle East
The terrorist group has expanded from two countries to 10 in just one year
Belgium goes ahead and issues €2.50 coin commemorating Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo
France is understandably not very happy about it.
Venezuela: State media makes up fake White House staffer to silence critics
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Nicola Sturgeon promotes Scotland-US ties, meets US deputy secretary of state Antony Blinken
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US election 2016: Hillary Clinton joins Instagram and hires Michelle Kwan as full-time staffer
Clinton used her first Instagram post to make a joke about pantsuits.
Vladimir Putin says he has no regrets since God granted him a perfect life
Russian President Vladimir Putin says he can't recall making any mistakes in life.
UK Isis jihadis: Who are the British fighters waging war in Iraq and Syria for Islamic State?
Hundreds of Britons have headed to the Middle East to fight for Isis and other radical groups
David Cameron plans clampdown on non-EU immigration
British government plans to significantly reduce immigration from outside European Union
Burundi protests: Student killed by police sparks violence in Buyenzi and 'everything is burning'
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Labour leader Harriet Harman blasts 'gloating and sneering' David Cameron at PMQs
Acting Labour leader urged Cameron to 'show a bit more class' during the bout.
Tory peer Lord Ashcroft offers Labour £100,000 bid for infamous 'Ed Stone'
Fate of the two ton slab is apparently unknown after Labour lost the general election.
We must support a proper renegotiation with Europe
Over the next year or two, the UK may have a better chance than ever before to refashion relationship with the EU.
US mulling over setting up new base in Anbar and sending trainers to step up anti-Isis military campaign
White House planning to set up new military base in Anbar, Iraq's largest province, to bolster anti-Isis battle.
US election 2016: Jeb Bush launches European tour with speech to Germany's CDU party
Tour is designed to prove foreign policy credentials before announcing his run for presidency.
UK airport capacity: Government to delay decision on new Gatwick or Heathrow runway to 2016
Airports Commission to make recommendation this month but government could stall over final say.
Fake Stingray mobile base stations discovered spying on millions of Londoners
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Apple Music under antitrust investigation in two US states
Connecticut and New York investigating Apple following concerns over anti-competitive measures.
David Miliband: 'Stop vilifying my brother Ed' over Labour's election defeat
The former foreign secretary says his party lost the election because because it went 'backwards'.
