Wave of Car Bombs Rips through Baghdad Killing Dozens
Series of blasts kill at least 60 people across Baghdad's Shiite-dominated neighbourhoods.
Egypt Gears up for Al-Sisi's Inauguration amid Heavy Security
Former army chief Abdul Fattah al-Sisi to be sworn in as Egyptian president as security tightened across key places in capital Cairo.
Michael Gove Apologises to David Cameron Over 'Trojan Horse' Extremism Row
Michael Gove has apologised for his role in a dispute with Theresa May over the handling of extremism in Birmingham schools.
Petro Poroshenko Sworn in as Ukraine President Pledging to Retake Crimea from Russia
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Beijing-owned businesses attacked in Vietnam after South China Sea dispute turned ugly in May.
Libya: Exiled 'Blood of Gaddafi' Could Return as Prime Minister
Mohamed Gaddafeddam bin Nail outlines his political ambitions in an exclusive English-language interview with IBTimes UK
Hungarian Media Hold Blackout Protest over New 'Crippling' Tax Laws
Privately owned media outlets in Hungary held a blackout in protest over proposed tax regulations
Syria Civil War: Hillary Clinton Wanted to Arm Rebels Before Being Overruled by Obama
In leaked memoir, former US Secretary of State says arming rebels would have changed course of civil war against Assad.
EU Presidential Candidate Juncker Hits Back at Cameron as Brussels Looks to a 'Kinnock'
Leading candidate for the EU Commission presidency, Jean-Claude Juncker, has hit back at Cameron's bid to block him
Oil Dispute Costs Libya $30bn Amid Wave of Violence
Lawlessness and political turmoil have halted production at many of Libya's oilfields and export ports
Gaddafi Exile Mohamed Gaddafeddam on his Return to Libyan Politics
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Russia Courts North Korea as Putin's Divorce from West Continues
Moscow and Pyongyang announce number of trade-based initiatives
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Best photos of the day: 6 June 2014.
France Foreign Minister Says Russia Warship Sale Will Go Ahead
French foreign minister tweets support for sale after Barack Obama questions deal
Scottish Independence: Obama, the Tories and Warship Producer Wage Debate
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The Current Account: Obama, the Tories and Warship Producer Debate Scottish Independence
This week has all been about Scottish independence, as politicians and businesses warned of detrimental repercussions from splitting the union, following the official start of the referendum process.
Afghanistan: Presidential Favourite Abdullah Abdullah Survives Assassination Attempt
Bodyguards injured in bomb blast near hotel in western Kabul where election front-runner was holding rally.
India: Sikh Groups Clash Inside Golden Temple on 30th Anniversary of Operation Bluestar
Radical leader tries to make a speech supporting Khalistan, triggering clashes
China Military Spending Topped $145bn in 2013, Says US
Pentagon report shows China's military spending far higher than Beijing official admits
D-Day 70th Anniversary: Veterans Share Their Memories of Normandy Landings
Seventy years on, veterans now in their 80s and 90s, share their poignant memories of D-Day
Tories Easily Resist Ukip Surge With By-Election Victory Which Leaves Labour Third
David Cameron will be hugely relieved by the Tory victory but the by-election result failed to burst Ukip's bubble
Scottish Independence: Barack Obama Tells Scotland to Remain in the United Kingdom
The US president has weighed into the contentious issues of Scottish independence and UK membership of the EU
Europe and UK "Need" Immigration to Tackle Ageing Population
Dr Robin Niblett warns new radicals in European Parliament could halt economic progress.
Tories Pile into Newark Election to Derail Ukip Bandwagon
Conservatives expected to hold onto seat in Newark in the face of Ukip onslaught.
China: 81 People Found Guilty of Terrorism in Xinjiang
Nine people sentenced to death for terrorism-related charges in security crackdown on Xinjiang region
Barack Obama Threatens Deeper Sanctions on Russia Over Ukraine Actions
US president warns Russia president Putin over funding and encouraging insurgency in eastern Ukraine
Bowe Bergdahl: Taliban Commander Promises More Kidnappings after Swap Deal
Taliban chief says better for group to kidnap one Bergdahl than hundreds of useless people
D-Day 70th Anniversary: How Floating Tanks and Crashing Planes Won WWII
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D-Day Anniversary: The Ghost Town of Oradour-sur-Glane, Scene of a Nazi Massacre
The village of Oradour-sur-Glane has been left as a ruin a reminder of the horrors of war
Why Cameron's Move to Cage Big Beasts May and Gove is Doomed to Fail
Prime Minister can order ministers to stop squabbling over policy but he can't douse leadership speculation.
Nigeria Boko Haram Insurgency: Army Ignores Warning as Hundreds Slaughtered in Villages
Boko Haram militants disguised as soldiers kill at least 200 civilians despite military being warned of attack.
Israel to Build 1,500 Settlement Homes in Retaliation for Hamas Unity Government
Israeli housing minister plans new units in West Bank and east Jerusalem in response to new Palestinian government
Ukraine Crisis: Vladimir Putin Calls Hillary Clinton 'Weak' in Interview
Russian president says former US Secretary of State 'has never been too graceful in her statements.'
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First American Pope Leo XIV is Not a Fan of Trump's Administration: 'Do You Not See the Suffering?'
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