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Gaza Strip Crisis: Israel to Continue Military Operation as Hamas Ceasefire Collapses Hours into Truce

Hamas blamed for breaking 72-hour ceasefire as 25 Palestinians killed by Israeli shelling

Ukraine Crisis: Britain's RBS Cuts Lending to Russia After EU Sanctions

RBS joins Societe Generale and Natixis in cutting financing to Russian companies.

WWI 100th Anniversary: From Volunteering to Conscription

As part of IBTimes TV's special series of videos, looking at the First World War, we spoke to experts at the Imperial War Museum over the evolution in how wars were fought from the frontline and how recruitment in WWI changed the way personnel were drummed up for other wars to come.

Vladimir Putin at today's press conference in St Petersburg. (Reuters)

EU-Russia Sanctions to Cut Polish GDP Growth by 0.6%

EU imposed toughest economic penalties yet against Russia after passenger plane downed in Ukraine.

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Russia Eyes Ban on US Poultry and Greek Fruit

Russia has already responded to latest sanctions by banning Polish fruit and Ukrainian juice.

US Hopeful of WTO Deal with India As Deadline Looms

US Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker who met Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in New Delhi exudes optimism.

Gaza Crisis: Isis Pledge to Join the Palestinian Fight Against 'Barbaric Jews'

Isis statement says 'only a matter of time' before it reaches Palestine to fight the Jewish homeland

Kurdish Oil Mystery Deepens as Ship Unloads Cargo in South China Sea

United Emblem tanker unloads half its crude oil cargo but buyer and destination are a mystery.

Economic Cost of Gaza Offensive for Israel Nearing $2bn

Israel launched Gaza offensive just over three weeks ago and there is no end in sight.

Libya: Al-Qaeda-linked Militants Declare Benghazi an 'Islamic Emirate'

Islamist group's move follows capture of Benghazi army base after killing dozens of soldiers.

Gaza Crisis: Dramatic Footage Emerges of Israel's Shejaiya Market 'Massacre' Which Killed 17 [GRAPHIC VIDEO]

Paramedics and civilians gather at previous bombing site before IDF fires ten more shells into area

Moscow Bans Ukrainian Juice as Trade War Escalates

Russia's consumer watchdog bans Polish fruit, Ukrainian chocolate, eyes McDonald's cheeseburger ban

Scottish Independence: Lloyds Undertakes 'Yes Vote' Contingency Plan to Protect 16,000 Staff

However Lloyds said 'the scale of potential change is currently unclear'

Gaza Strip: Israel Calls up 16,000 More IDF Reservists

Call up of additional reservists takes their number to 86,000 as US reaffirms support for Israel.

Gaza Crisis: El Salvador Joins Brazil, Chile, Ecuador and Peru to Recall Israel Envoy

El Salvador becomes fifth Latin American country to protest Gaza offensive by recalling ambassador.

Gaza Crisis: 62% of Britons Believe Israel is Guilty of War Crimes

YouGov poll finds majority of Britons believe both Hamas and Israel guilty of war crimes.

Malaysia Airlines MH17: 82% of Russians Believe Ukrainian Military is to Blame for Crash

Only 4% blame Russian pro-separatist rebels in Donetsk, a survey has revealed

Igor Strelkov: Feared Rebel Leader Bans His Troops From Swearing

Swearwords were used by Russia's enemies for the desecration of holy places, Strelkov claims.

#FreePalestine: What Does it Really Mean?

IB Times UK asks activists, lobbyists and social media users what the #FreePalestine hashtag means to them.

EU Boosts Economic Aid to Syria by €50m Amid 'World's Largest Humanitarian Crisis'

EU announces extra aid to help Syria relief and recovery effort

Kidnap-for-Ransom: An al-Qaeda Manual

NYT report reveals governments, mostly European, paid $125m in ransom to free kidnapped hostages.

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House of Lords Condemns Unworkable, Impossible, Unhelpful & Ambiguous 'Right to be Forgotten' Ruling

The House of Lords strongly condemns the European Court of Justice's right to be forgotten ruling

Ukip Makes £80,000 Selling St George's Flags, Golf Umbrellas and '£' Lapel Pins

Party doubles its profits from commercial activities and donations have trebled.

Nagasaki Bombing: Burning Coal Tar Saved Kitakyushu?

Japanese mill workers recollect the fateful day and the ploy they used against enemy planes.

Gaza Crisis: NBA Stars Including Magic Johnson Cancel Sports Arena Opening in Israel

Basketball stars past and present were set to inaugurate new Jerusalem facility

Spain: Mariano Rajoy and Artur Mas Hold Last-Ditch Talks as Catalan Independence Debate Reaches Crisis Point

Last-ditch attempt to resolve disputes before November independence referendum takes place.

Russia Retaliates Over Ukraine Sanctions With Ban on Polish Fruit

Russia set to ban Polish fruit on August 1 after Poland lobbied for tough sanctions against Moscow.

Interpol Offices in South Africa Robbed: Laptops Containing Details of International Drug Cartels

Information relating to Nigerian drug cartels and criminals from Russia, Ukraine and China feared to be in stolen gadgets.

Gaza Crisis: Hamas Urges Lebanon's Hezbollah to Open New Front Against Israel

Gaza militant group calls on Hezbollah to open Lebanese front in battle against Israel

Russia's VTB Bank Falls but Broader Market Rises as West Passes New Sanctions

VTB was sanctioned along with Bank of Moscow and Russian Agricultural Bank.

North Korea's MiG-19 Fighter Jet Crashes during Training Manoeuvres

Pyongyang's fighter jet most likely crashed due to poor piloting skills or bad condition of aircraft.

Israel Bombs UN School in Gaza Killing 16

UN Relief and Works Agency discovers rockets stashed in its school in Gaza.

Gaza Crisis: Hamas Military Wing Release Video of Covert Tunnel Raid Which Killed Five IDF Soldiers

Qassam Brigades say no ceasefire will be reached until blockade of territory is lifted.

Democrats and Republicans Rush to Approve $225m Israel Iron Dome Defence Against Hamas

US Congress united in spending on Israel's 'Iron Dome' missile defence system.

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