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Boko Haram likely blamed for blast as groups kidnaps women and children and force them to carry out attacks.

Military forces are sent to the detention centre north-east of Beirut to quell rioters.

Thousands of Syrian refugees who had fled into Turkey return home to Tal Abyad after Isis is ousted from the town.

The EU has announced a naval mission to break up people-trafficking rings in North Africa.

Government said it demolished Sodom and Gomorrah slum in Accra to avoid deadly floods.

Generals behind failed coup d'etat unlawfully detained for more than a month ahead of upcoming elections, says lawyer.

Biometric hardware issue means no visas will be issued until the end of June, says US State Department.

Tyga's former fiancee Blac Chyna is allegedly not confident about her looks.

Authorities attempt to induce artificial rainfall in Karachi to combat the devastating heatwave.

BREAKING: Islamic State footage from Iraq's Nineveh province shows spies being executed in barbaric ways.

Envoy admits security forces are at limit but says they are resilient as insurgents attempt to take territory.

Karake was accused by a Spanish court of committing crimes against humanity during 1994 Rwanda genocide.

MP Mitchell says Karake, accused of crimes against humanity, should be freed.

Islamic State says it started destroying 'polytheism landmarks' after planting mines around Palmyra ruins.

EXCLUSIVE: Manager of reggae band Lion Story tells IBTimes UK why he fears for his life in Burundi

Demo marks second time in a week that there has been a public protest by pro-European Greeks.

Soaring human population could 'trigger a spike in food prices, leading to substantial knock-on effects'

Karachi mortuaries at bursting point as fatalities increase during intense heatwave.

Kurdish People's Protection Units seize Liwa 93 military base near Ain Issa.

Karake is accused of ordering massacres between 1994 and 1997 in Rwanda and in 2000 in Congo.

Supermarket giant to no longer sell Confederate items after church shooting in which nine black people were killed

Greece has to repay €1.6bn to the IMF before 30 June and owes creditors €3.9bn that needs to be paid in July and €3.2bn in August.

Cash rewards await the fourth and fifth prize winners, according to an Isis advert from Syria.

Islamic State militants hang two boys, aged under 18, for eating in daylight hours during Ramadan.

There are plans to open more restaurants in Asia.

Japan targets 4,000 minke whales over next 12 years.

The animals are believed to have been poisoned.

It's one more burden for nation's persecuted Rohingyas.

Caucuses Emirate claims to have about 15,000 fighters in the Caucuses region of Russia.