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7 detained in Indonesia after attacks on Buddhist temples in Sumatra

North Sumatra Police spokeswoman said no one was injured in the Friday night attacks.

Stock of automatic rifles and shotguns stolen from US Army base in Germany cause for concern

US military investigators have offered a $10,000 reward to anyone with information that leads to the recovery of the weapons.

Investigators believe wing part found in Tanzania could hold vital clues about MH370's disappearance

ATSB chief commissioner Greg Hood confirmed that the wing part was definitely from a Boeing 777.

UN Security Council agrees to deploy up to 228 more troops to conflict-hit Burundi

Burundi government has already told the UN it would not accept more than 50 troops in the country.

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Heartbroken mum of teen who committed suicide after false rape claim, also found hanged

Karin Cheshire from Southampton said she 'could not see a future' without her 17-year-old son Jay.

2 dead after deadly airstrike on Save the Children maternity hospital in Idlib

The hospital treats around 1,300 women and children a month and is the only maternity facility for 70 miles.

Hinkley Point C: EDF to take a final call on the £18bn nuclear project in Britain on 28 July

Theresa May delays decision on Hinkley nuclear plant amid concerns over Chinese investment

The new British PM has stalled on making a decision on the £18bn project at a site in Somerset.

Bikini-clad policewoman in Stockholm praised for chasing after thief

Mikaela Kellner was sunbathing with friends in Stockholm's Ralambshov Park when the suspect stole a mobile phone.

'We are at the tip of the end of President Mugabe' Zimbabwe's Tajamuka campaign says

EXCLUSIVE: Spokesperson Promise Mkwnanzi tells IBTimes UK about Tajamuka's vision for Zimbabwe

Are Hizmet-linked schools in Nigeria recruiting terrorists to attack Turkey?

Turkey accuses schools linked to US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen of promoting terrorism.

Islamic preacher charged over 'swearing at woman for wearing tight jeans'

Krissoni Henderson, 31, was filmed shouting at a police officer as a cheering crowd gathered around him.

Honeysuckle Weeks missing: Police hunt launched for 'anxious' Foyle's War star

Actress played Sam Wainwright in the long-running series.

British-Sikhs protest Hindu 'terror group' chief Mohan Bhagwat UK visit to 'spread hate'

The Sikh Federation UK has accused the RSS of being a 'significant threat' to religious minorities in India.

Once upon a time there was a boy who cried terrorist...

Chaos at Israel's Ben Gurion airport after child convinced himself innocent man looked like a terrorist.

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Austria extradites pair allegedly linked to Isis Paris attackers

The pair allegedly entered Europe with 13 November suicide bombers.

Donald Trump slam's Hillary Clinton's DNC speech as 'talking down to the American people'

The GOP nominee hit out at his rival on social media.

Is cockroach milk the new superfood?

The protein rich liquid is said to have four times more nutrients than cows' milk.

Ten refugees will compete in the Rio 2016 Olympics. These are their stories

Ten displaced people will compete under the Olympic flag, to highlight the plight of refugees worldwide.

Police in Scotland identify dozens of suspected paedophiles and cache of 30m explicit photos

Investigation identified more than 500 children who were either victims or potential victims.

One cop dead and another wounded in San Diego police shooting

The incident comes less than two weeks after violence against police in Baton Rouge.

Zimbabwe: Tajamuka campaign to file application to probe Mugabe's capacity to rule nation

EXCLUSIVE: Application is for courts to investigate President Mugabe's competency to lead nation

Islamic State seizes Buyir village in Syria and executes 24 civilians, says monitoring group

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says IS has taken control of many villages in northwest of Manbij.

British duo jailed for four years after trying to smuggle 18 Albanians into UK on sinking boat

Migrants, including two children, were found in 'perilous' state without lifejackets off Kent coast.

Veteran entertainer was found guilty of 12 charges of indecently assaulting young girls over a period of nearly 20 years

Rolf Harris to stand trial again over more historic sex attacks including one on girl under 13

The 86-year-old faces eight allegations against seven females between 1971 and 2004.

Muslims of the Comorian community attend a Mass at the Sacre Coeur basilica in Marseille in tribute to the priest Jacques Hamel, killed on July 26

French Muslims urged to attend mass in solidarity with Normandy attack victims

French Muslim organisation described attack as 'terrifying and horrifying'.

Taiwanese driver involved in bus crash that killed 24 Chinese tourists was drunk, probe finds

However, investigators have not yet confirmed what made the bus emit fire before it crashed into the guard rail on 19 July.

These two recent domestic violence cases show the plight of Afghan women

In two incidents that happened within 24 hours, a woman was killed and another's genitals were mutilated.

Stargazers left stunned as China rocket CZ-7 lights up United States skies

The rocket was launched from China on 25 June and many initially believed it was a slow-moving meteor.

Global Tiger Day: Animal rights charities call for international crack down on tiger farms

'There is still a long way to go in order to secure a stable future for this species' say campaigners

Australian state counter-sues 2 Aboriginal children abused in custody

The state government claims the young detainees damaged the prison while trying to break out.

Nigeria: UN suspends aids in Boko Haram-hit Borno where hundreds of children are starving

UN said aid deliveries temporarily suspended after UN convoy ambushed by militants

London: Man called 'Jewish p**** and told he would 'turn to ashes' in anti-Semitic attack

The victim was also called a 'c***' and left too scared to report the incident to police.

Barcelona unveils 'shame counter' tracking refugee deaths in the Mediterranean

More than 3,000 migrants and refugees have died so far this year trying to reach Europe.

Large-scale vehicle smuggling from Afghanistan raises security concerns in Pakistan

Security agencies say many of these vehicles are being used in terrorist activities.

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