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Chad bans full-face veil after two suicide bomb attacks

All full-face veils sold in markets will be burnt, says Prime Minister Kalzeube Pahimi Deubet.

Myanmar: Aung San Suu Kyi says Rohingya issue needs careful handling

The opposition leader speaks out for the first time about the Rohingya community in Myanmar.

Malaysia: Private member's bill to implement Islamic penalties in Kelantan submitted to Parliament

This is the second time the bill has been submitted to Parliament to allow Kelantan to implement flogging and amputations for certain offences.

Syria civil war: 'Elephant rockets' kill dozens including children in Damascus suburb

Activists claim improvised rockets were fired by troops loyal to Syria's president Bashar al-Assad

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Ukraine conflict: UK tells Russia to 'quit sabre-rattling' and release female pilot Nadezhda Savchenko

London tells Moscow: release Ukrainian 'Top Gun' pilot Nadezhda Savchenko from prison

US election 2016: Republican Donald Trump wants Oprah to be his vice president

The latest Republican candidate said he would 'easily' win the election with Oprah by his side.

RAF typhoons scrambled thrice in 24 hours after Russian jets stray near NATO exercises

The aircraft were deployed as Britain warned Moscow the NATO exercises were 'not a game'.

Ireland mourns dead students as officials probe dry rot in California balcony collapse

They were heading out full of life, full of the joys of summer, says Dublin priest

UK: Essex bus driver calls police as mother tries to pay fare in pennies

Woman refused to board a bus and police was called when she attempted to pay 25p of her fare in pennies.

Ramadan 2015: 23 people dead and dozens of casualties as suicide bombers target Yemen mosques

BREAKING: Many feared dead followed series of explosion in Yemen capital on eve of the holy month.

Isis: Worst refugee crisis in a generation as millions flee Islamic State in Iraq and Syria

One fifth of people living in northern Iraq's population are now refugees.

Nigeria: 63 killed by homemade bombs found at Boko Haram abandoned camp in Borno

Boko Haram uses bombs in suicide missions and raids across northern Nigeria, where thousands have been killed.

Oxfam seeks to reach 3 million people in Syria with water and hygiene projects

Global aid agency Oxfam wants to double the number of people it can reach inside Syria.

Alleged mastermind of 1982 anti-Semitic Paris restaurant attack arrested in Jordan

Amjad Atta is one of three suspects for the attack that killed six people at Jo Goldenberg's restaurant.

Raif Badawi is my husband, and our family is trapped in an inferno of unbearable torture

On the anniversary of Raif Badawi's imprisonment, read this impassioned letter from his partner about their ordeal.

Imprisoned blogger Raif Badawi's wife begs for Saudi pardon on Ramadan

North Korea faces worst drought in a century

More than 30% of country's rice paddies have dried up, according to state media.

Tbilisi zoo: Penguin swims 60km to Azerbaijan border after escaping in Georgia floods

African penguin who escaped Tbilisi flood spotted at border with Azerbaijan.

Indonesia: Mount Sinabung erupts, but thousands of villagers refuse to leave their homes [Photo report]

As Mount Sinabung erupts, thousands of people refused to leave their homes on the slopes the volcano.

Austrian brothel offers free sex in tax protest

A brothel owner in Austria fed up with what he says are punitive tax payments decided to offer free sex to customers.

Berkeley Irish students tragedy: New York Times under fire for 'insensitive victim-blaming coverage'

Article on US paper lambasted for linking drunken Irish students to balcony collapse that killed six in Berkeley.

Migrant crisis: Anti-immigration leader Salvini tells Pope Francis 'we don't need your forgiveness'

Italy's anti-immigration Northern League leader Matteo Salvini attacks pontiff over refugees appeal.

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Migrant crisis: Hungary planning border fence to keep refugees out

Nationalist government led by Prime Minister Viktor Orban unveils controversial plan.

Burundi: Opposition calls for tax boycott in economic battle against regime

Opposition leader tells IBTimes UK why 'economic asphyxia' is only way to push President out

Nigeria Boko Haram: US to provide $5m to anti-terrorism regional force

Nigeria is being aided by mercenaries and troops from Chad, Benin, Niger and Cameroon in its offensive.

Brazil: Flamingo in Sao Paulo zoo given prosthetic leg

A flamingo at a Brazilian zoo is learning to get around on a new prosthetic leg.

Russia accuses US of encroaching, but insists it does not want arms race

Claims come after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced plans to build 40 more nuclear missiles.

Rwanda: Changing constitution to allow President Kagame third term 'will undermine peace and democracy'

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speaks with Rwanda's opposition on ruling party's decision to change constitution.

North Carolina double shark attack: Teenager Hunter Treschl speaks out about losing arm

A 16-year-old boy mauled by a shark off the North Carolina coast spoke from his hospital bed about his harrowing ordeal.

The search for Mexico's ghosts: 'The worst thing is not knowing what happened'

Maria Guadalupe Fernández Martinez talks of the nightmare she has endured since her son went missing.

Georgia: Man killed by tiger that escaped from flooded Tbilisi zoo [Photo report]

A tiger that escaped from a flooded zoo in Georgia has killed one man and wounded another.

World's wealthiest people to own $70tn in assets by 2017

The growth of HNWIs and their collective assets saw a slowdown in 2014, according to the annual World Wealth Report.

What's trending on the internet – 17 June: Foo Fighters, Premier League 2015-16 fixtures, KFC and #ForTheLoveOf

Your daily guide to the stories and subjects trending across the web.

Turkey accuses Kurdish militias battling Isis of 'ethnic cleansing'

Accusations come as thousands flee fighting in border town of Tel Abyad.

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