President Nkurunziza third term bid 'leading Burundi towards darkness' as civil war looms
Burundi constitutional court approved President Nkurunziza controversial third-term bid.
Tony Blair supports Israeli former prime minister Ehud Olmert at corruption sentencing hearing
Blair called for Israeli politician's "efforts to bring peace" to be "admired".
Burundi constitutional court approves President Nkurunziza controversial third-term bid
BREAKING: Four protesters shot by police as violence leaves at least 13 dead in just over a week.
Siti Zainab: Indonesia to stop sending maids to Middle East over mistreatment and beheadings
Ban includes 21 Middle East countries and follows beheading of two domestic workers in April
France: Jean-Marie Le Pen disowns daughter Marine after she banishes him from FN party
National Front party founder tells daughter to change her name after being suspended for Holocaust remarks.
Garissa University attack 1 month on: Somalis feel scapegoated in a counter-terror operation
Kenyan Somali community faces daily arbitrary arrests, harassment, and ill-treatment
CAR: UN 'covered up' rape of African boys by French peacekeepers, alleges aid worker
IBTimes UK spoke to AIDS-Free World's Paula Donovan, who leaked UN report into alleged abuses.
Nepal earthquake: Thousands still missing as death toll passes 6,000
Fears grow for 3,000 unaccounted for in remote Gorkha district, near quake's epicentre.
Nepal earthquake: Officials bar pregnant women from rescue helicopters
UN says 2,000 pregnant women face complications and could die if they are not airlifted to safety.
Nepal earthquake: Up to 4.2 million workers impacted by disaster according to UN
BREAKING: IBTimes UK can reveal up to 50% of the working population has been affected in hard-hit areas.
France: François Hollande vows punishment for any child rapes in Central African Republic
François Hollande says he will 'show no mercy' after 16 French soldiers are accused of sexual abuse.
Nepal earthquake: Aid agencies forced to turn to India for supplies, as help reaches remote areas
Kathmandu airport still logjammed under pressure to deliver as supplies and teams fly in.
Nepal earthquake: Thousands of rubble survivors at risk of 'crush syndrome' in Haiti quake repeat
Survivors at risk of kidney and heart failure, Doctors of the World's Leigh Daynes told IBTimes UK.
Nepal earthquake: Fears mount over fate of 11,000 people living in remote area near quake epicentre
World without news from up to 11,000 people without electricity, phone or means of transport.
Nepal earthquake: Thousands in fear of disease queue to get buses to flee devastated Kathmandu
Fears of new crisis involving diseases such as cholera and potentially fatal diarrhoea in children
Nepal earthquake: 50,000 pregnant women and girls affected, says UN
Already at risk of pregnancy-related deaths, women could also face gender-based violence
Embassy urges employers of Nepalese nationals to pay salaries early to help support families
Nepalese Embassy in Kuala Lumpur wants Malaysian employers to provide 'at least one month salary in advance'.
Nepal earthquake: Tensions rise among survivors after slow aid response to deadly quake
There have also been fights over scarce food between stranded trekkers and Nepali villagers
Nepal earthquake: Dramatic new video shows the moment quake struck Tibet border town
Video shows people screaming,the ground shaking and buildings collapsing because of huge landslides
Nepal earthquake: Search and rescue operations halted by bad weather as death toll passes 5,000
Remote villages cut off from world face food and water crisis as aid halted by unusable roads.
Luxury Kathmandu hotel Hyatt Regency accused of turning away local victims
Local calling for a boycott of the luxury resort for giving tourists exclusive use of its gardens
Ebola 400 days on: Assuming epidemic is stemmed will only result in 'disaster next door'
Emergency aid worker Rossella Miccio reflects on Sierra Leone's Ebola crisis after 400 days.
Isis: Tajik police forced Muslims to shave their beards in fight against extremism
Hundreds of young Tajiks have travelled to Syria and Iraq to fight along with Isis militants.
Europe needs to arrest more 'Godfather-type figures in the people smuggling business'
Clamping down on financial bodies allowing smugglers' money laundering activities would send strong message.
French police hunt for two accomplices over 'imminent' terror attacks on Paris churches
Paris prosecutor says the suspect was in contact with an interlocutor, likely based in Syria.
Paris church terror attacks suspect may be linked to Villejuif murder
Man allegedly plotting terror attacks on Paris churches is a suspect in a murder case.
South Africa: Rights group wants ICC to probe Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini for 'hate speech'
Nigerian rights group blames 'hate speech' for a wave of violence against immigrants in South Africa.
Yemen: Disaster looming as humanitarian aid is stranded due to fuel shortages
'Extremely short fuel supplies' mean people can't get desperately needed humanitarian aid.
Yemen: New Saudi-led air strikes against Houthis reported despite end of operation
Saudi-led coalition reportedly conducted fresh air strikes against Houthi positions in Aden and Taiz.
Morocco: Train whose driver 'had gone for a coffee' rolls for 1.5km with 20 onboard
In strange incident, a driverless train narrowly avoided causing a disaster after suddenly stopping.
