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Saudi passport department director general Maj. Gen. Sulaiman Al-Yahya says new regulations being discussed

Nicknamed Mama Boko Haram, Aisha Wakil claims some members want to return to former lives.

Jaysh al-Islam says they infiltrated Damscus and abducted a senior member of Assad regime.

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Nasser Aker, a senior figure in Derna's Jihadi Shura Council shot and killed.

After tragic Smiler ride accident, this is a make-or-break moment for Merlin Entertainments.

Unemployed Atiqzoy charged with murdering Lukasz Furmanek and attempted murder of a 31-year-old man.

Bids for watercolour of Bavarian castle by future Nazi dictator start at 45,000 euros.

Political pundit Evan Solomon accused of doing art deals with high-powered talk show guests of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

Toy manufacturer cause outrage for using offensive term to describe Turg figurine on website

The Iraqi government and the KRG have clashed on unspecified parts of an oil deal made in December.

Figures from NHS Safety Thermometer show less patients suffering pressure ulcers or infections due to poor care.

Couples were selected by the public from among more than 2,000 who submitted videos detailing their love stories.

Quarantine tent set up for suspected cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) outside Seoul National University Hospital.

Carmaker terminated 500 contracts in May amid plummeting sales and production at Sao Bernardo do Campo plant in Sao Paulo.

Human rights activists prevented from entering Azerbaijan ahead of controversial Games.

The holy Islamic month of Ramadan will start on 18 June and finish on 16 July 2015

World famous temple of Amun-Ra in southern Egypt targeted by militants.

There are both economic and security concerns over Saudi Arabia's archaic restrictions on women's rights.

A Metropolitan Police spokesman confirmed to IBTimes UK that a man had been detained.

Mother claims French government should have done more to stop young people leaving the country to join the jihadist group.

Bahadur was 15 when he was convicted of murder and claims to have been tortured

It is the second time the US-based coach has protested his innocence.

She's the latest revolutionary, says museum

The judge says the three were tainted by a prosecutor's message on Twitter.

'You'll fall in love with them, they'll fall in love with you, they'll cry when criticised'

Several students in a Hato Mayor school claimed they were possessed by the devil.

The Very High Readiness Joint Task Force will strengthen the alliance's eastern flank

But tobacco manufacturers claim report is an 'un-evidenced, dogmatic attack'.