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North Korea's Kim Jong-nam assassination plot thickens – Suspect was 'man disguised as woman'

Malaysian police seek more suspects in killing of North Korean leader's brother.

Who is Toussaint Muntazini Mukimapa, new prosecutor for CAR's Special Criminal Court?

Central African Republic's new court will investige war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Fascinating photos document life along each side of the US-Mexico border

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Jim Watson is travelling along the US side of the border, while his colleague Guillermo Arias is making the same journey on the Mexican side.

Hatton Garden ringleader admits stealing £1m of gems in Chatila London heist

Danny Jones, 59, became known as one of the 'Diamond Wheezers' for his involvement in the infamous 2015 raid.

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African Union, United Nations and EU concerned at 'stalemate' in DRC political dialogue

Failings to ensure first peaceful transition of power in DRC could spark rise of insecurity and instability.

Princess Cristina of Spain leaves the Palma de Mallorca Courthouse

Princess Cristina of Spain cleared in tax fraud trial – husband given six-year prison sentence

The sister of Spain's King Felipe has been found not guilty of the misappropriation public funds and tax evasion.

US 'preoccupation with Isis' is allowing al-Qaeda to spread in South Asia

Security expert Bruce Hoffman said India was an important target for the terror group.

Meet the British campaigners raising thousands for refugees

Twelve campaigns have raised more than £20,000 for displaced people in just three months.

Pakistan: At least 39 suspects killed after Isis attack on Sufi shrine

The Sufi shrine bombing in southern Pakistan claimed 72 lives on Thursday.

Devastating drought pushes Kenya to the brink of famine and violence

Locals accuse the government of diverting increasing amounts of water for political gain.

Fate uncertain for 45,000 Burundian refugees after Uganda calls for repatriation

Forcing people to return home violates The 1951 Refugee Convention.

Cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast plea for President Ouattara's help amid export crisis and protests

Overproduction by some 110,000 tons and a worldwide price reduction by 30% has led to a slowdown of sales.

Thousands of security personnel march through streets of China's restive Xinjiang province

Rally held in Hotan prefecture hit by ethnic strife between Uighur Muslims and Han Chinese.

Arizona mother speaks out after being deported from US

Mexican woman claims she was stolen from Spain as infant during Francisco Franco's dictatorship

Ligia Ceballos Franco said that she may be one among an estimated 30,000 babies stolen between 1938 and 1975.

Pakistan: Sehwan residents mourn victims of deadly shrine blast claimed by Isis

A three-day mourning against the terrorist act on the shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar will be observed across Sindh.

Sunny, balmy UK weather this weekend as London swaps scarves for sunglasses

It could reach 16C in the UK by the beginning of next week as temperatures soar across England and Scotland.

British fitness instructor Sarah Groves was found dead on a Kashmir houseboat

Family of British backpacker stabbed to death in India distressed by new delay in proceedings

Sarah Groves was stabbed over 40 times during a trip to the country in 2013.

Kenya: Opposition leader Raila Odinga warns of mass protests if August elections 'rigged'

Comments likely to unnerve Kenyans still reeling from 2007 post-election violence that killed some 1,200.

Ten Britons among injured after boat accident in Norwegian harbour

A speedboat crashed into an art installation in Harstad harbour.

War on Isis: James Mattis to discuss sending US ground troops to Iraq and Syria with Nato

US defence secretary attended his first counter-Isis ministerial meeting at Nato headquarters in Brussels.

Hong Kong sentences 7 policemen to two years jail for assaulting pro-democracy activist

The men were found guilty of kicking and punching handcuffed protester Ken Tsang in 2014.

Horse meat and genitals hidden in juice boxes seized at Washington airport

The 42 pounds of meat, including 13 pounds of horse genitals was later incinerated.

Trump associate Erik Prince 'helping China create private army'

The former Navy SEAL is the founder of the controversial Blackwater group.

Pakistan shuts border with Afghanistan after Sufi shrine bombing

Islamabad military blames terror 'sanctuaries in Afghanistan' for the Sehwan suicide bomb blast.

Turkey accused of massacring over 400 people in Syrian city Al-Bab

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights states 51 women and 88 children were among the victims.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg defends globalisation in online manifesto

He said he wants to build a community that 'works for everyone'.

Chelsea Clinton gives Donald Trump a dressing down over anti-Semitism comments

The daughter of Trump's former rival hit out at the president.

Boxer Manny Pacquiao to decide on Regina Lopez's fate as Philippines' environment secretary

Lopez's appointment up for review on 1 March, according to the Commission on Appointments.

Woman becomes second person convicted of drug-fuelled murder of man hacked to death

Craig Wild suffered a brutal attack with knives and a screwdriver on 25 August 2016.

Tinder stalker stabbed date 11 times and doused her in petrol before being shot dead by police

Paul Lambert led police on a chase through New South Wales, Australia, before being shot dead.

Donald Trump to the media:"The public doesn't believe you people anymore"

Trump drops legal challenge to travel ban injunction as he prepares to sign new executive order

Challenging the order at the Supreme Court would be too 'time-consuming' for the US president.

White supremacist arrested after allegedly planning attack 'in the spirit of Dylann Roof'

Benjamin McDowell of South Carolina is said to have believed shouting 'white power' is not enough.

Donald Trump:"If we have a good relation with Russia, it's a good thing."

CNN correspondent's message for Trump after press conference: 'Get to work and stop whining'

The press conference represented Trump's most focused attempt yet to discredit critical media.

Google boss sends heart-warming reply to 7-year-old girl who asked for a job

Chloe Bridgewater sent a touching letter expressing her wish to one day work with the technology giant.

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