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Burundi coup: What do neighbouring countries think of Nkurunziza's third term bid?

At least 20 people killed in Burundi after President Pierre Nkurunziza announced he will seek third term.

Burundi: Army coup d'etat as President Pierre Nkurunziza attends EAC summit in Tanzania

BREAKING: The Burundian army announced on radio that it is taking control of the country.

Iran warns 'flames of war' will be ignited if US interferes with Tehran's aid ship to Yemen

Pentagon urges Iranian ship to change course and head to Djibouti for UN inspection as war of words escalate.

Malaysia: New boat with 500 desperate Rohingyas located off Penang

Emergency off Malaysian coast as fate of migrants' boats is unclear.

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Australian conservatives deliver soft budget after last year's bruising

Australia's conservative government delivered budget proposals on Tuesday (12 May) that were light on radical reform but heavy on pledges to return to surplus.

Vienna installs LGBT traffic lights ahead of Eurovision Song Contest

Austrian capital installs traffic lights showing gay and straight couples to promote tolerance.

McDonald's 75th anniversary: Top 10 weirdest restaurants from Windsor Castle to Guantanamo Bay

The first McDonald's restaurant was opened in San Bernadino on 15 May 1940.

Philippines footwear factory fire: 60 workers feared dead in Manila suburb

At least 60 people trapped in rubber footwear factory blaze.

Amtrak train crash: Five killed and dozens injured as Philadelphia train derails

Front of the Washington-bound passenger train 'mangled up' according to witnesses.

Burundi: Police fire live bullets on big group of protesters as clashes intensify in capital

Police forces have opened fire on a big crowd of protesters

Holocaust survivor Eva Kor defends public embrace with Auschwitz guard Oskar Groening

Kor, 81, rebuffs criticism from co-plaintiffs in German trial against Oskar Groening.

Isle Landers: What happens to migrants after crossing the Mediterranean to Malta? [Photo report]

Darrin Zammit Lupi's powerful photos of rescues at sea and life in detention camps in Malta.

Ethiopia capital Addis Ababa to host summit on global poverty

IMF chief Christine Lagarde and anti-poverty group representatives to attend summit.

Karachi Terror Attack: At least 47 dead after Gunmen enter bus and kill passengers

People belonging to Ismaili Shiite community among 47 dead as six motorcycle-borne men storm bus.

South Korean soldier kills 2 colleagues in Seoul military camp

Rogue soldier goes on rampage during training and later kills himself.

Barack Obama: 'I've not lost hope on a two-state solution for Israel and the Palestinians'

'We look to the new Israeli government and the Palestinians to demonstrate a commitment to peace'

US election 2016: Republican Jeb Bush will not attend Iowa Straw Poll

The likely presidential candidate will instead attend an event in Atlanta.

North Korea executes defence chief Hyon Yong-choi for dozing at event attended by Kim Jong-un

Minister of the People's Armed Forces also talked back to dictator.

US Latinos more fluent in English, speak less Spanish at home

The study by the Pew Research Center reveals 68% of Hispanics speak English proficiently.

Uber taxi service offers helicopter rides to Cannes Film Festival

From Nice to Cannes Film Festival in a seven-minute UberCopter ride.

Boris Johnson prepared to lie down 'in front of bulldozers' to stop construction of third runway at Heathrow

But he has denied that he would quit as an MP if government approves runway.

William Devin Howell Connecticut murders

Connecticut serial killer: Killer William Devin Howell linked to 7 more deaths

Howell is currently in prison for manslaughter.

Documents smuggled out of Syria 'enough to indict Bashar al-Assad', say investigators

War crimes cases have been prepared against president and senior members of regime.

US Senate Democrats aim to derail President Obama's Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal

Voted against giving Obama fast-track authority on deal.

Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15

Isis: British teenage 'Jihadi brides' said to be on run from husbands in Iraq

Reports: 3 schoolgirls who ran away from UK to join Isis are trying to escape the group's clutches.

Kerry meets Putin and Lavrov to discuss conflicts in Syria, Ukraine and Libya

Meeting in Russian resort of Sochi made little progress.

Saudi air attacks kill over 100 Yemenis hours before truce

More than a hundred people have died and over 300 others were injured in a number of air raids by Saudi Arabia.

Nepal earthquake: US Marine helicopter missing in aid mission

US Marine helicopter providing assistance after the second Nepal earthquake has gone missing in Charikot.

Iraqi police clear pedestrians of a street after a suicide bomber detonated explosives inside a restaurant in Baghdad al-Jadida, east of the capital,

Baghdad: Suicide bomber and mortar attacks in Iraqi capital kills 19 Shiite pilgrims

A suicide bomber targeted central Baghdad where pilgrims were buying food and drink on their way back from the shrine of the Imam Ali.

Iraq: 12 dead and 25 injured as Shia targeted in Baghdad bombings

Two separate bomb attacks rock Iraqi capital.

Burundi: Who is embattled President Pierre Nkurunziza?

As violence spreads in Burundi, IBTimes UK looks at the man at the centre of the building storm.

Putin fishing to pull oligarchs' cash back to Russia

Russian authorities still have a long way to go to make 'deoffshorisation' a success. Here's how they can start.

Jetmen duo use carbon fibre wings to fly over Dubai [Video]

After five years of training jetmen Yves Rossy and Vince Reffett soared over the skies of Dubai.

Nepal: Frightened evacuees flee camp after 7.4 magnitude quake [Video]

Quake evacuees in Kathmandu ran out into open ground as another earthquake struck Nepal.

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