President Barack Obama supports ban of 'conversion therapy' for LGBT youth
The president also voiced his support for state-level bans on the harmful practice.
Iraq: Yazidi girls 'raped in public' and sold to Isis fighters before release
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Saudi grand mufti denies issuing fatwa permitting man to chop up and eat wife in event of extreme hunger
Saudi Arabia's top religious cleric refutes allegations that he issued controversial fatwa.
Chile: Miner who survived 69 days underground in 2010 loses home in floods
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Patriot Act: Civil liberties groups seize chance to end notorious NSA surveillance program
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Reports of standoff between police and gunmen in northern Afghanistan city after gunmen attack court complex.
Charter plane with 232 Russian tourists makes emergency landing at Egypt airport
BREAKING: Flight carrying 232 passengers and nine crew members makes emergency landing due to engine failure.
China looking at rail tunnels under Mount Everest
Railway under Mount Everest would extend China's influence.
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As soon as one tunnel is shut down, the Mexican drug cartels start work on another.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev: Boston Marathon bomber's mother lambasts 'terrorist' USA after conviction
Zubeidat Tsarnaeva hails son Dzhokhar after Boston marathon bombing trial.
Malawi police instructed to shoot 'merciless' people who harm albinos
In some African countries albinos are regarded as inhumane and their body parts are used in magic potions
US defence chief Ashton Carter in South Korea amid tensions
Carter, on his first Asia tour since taking over, arrives in Seoul after visiting Japan.
Isis 'loses control of three key oil fields' in Iraq
Jihadist group's incomes hit after it loses control of three oil fields in Iraq.
Why Benjamin Netanyahu, Henry Kissinger and Obama's US critics have it wrong on Iran's nuclear deal
The nuclear deal may be a baby step towards an open Iran, but it is a step in the right direction.
Isis-linked hackers launch major cyberattack on French television network TV5Monde
Hackers halt broadcast operations and take control of network's Facebook page.
India: Bodhi tree under which Buddha attained enlightenment found in good health
Sacred tree in Mahabodhi temple in Bihar state's Gaya being treated for fungus infection.
Yemen: Iran sends warships to Bab al-Mandab strait under guise of anti-piracy campaign
Iran, which is backing Shiite Houthi rebels, dispatches destroyer and naval vessel to strategic area.
Rescued tortoise chasing best friend terrier becomes viral hit
An eight-year-old tortoise and a three-year-old dog have become online hits after a video of them playing chase went viral online.
Vatican battles with murder and homosexuality scandals
An Italian priest is alleged to have searched the internet for gay lovers and is accused of being involved in gay orgies.
Germanwings disaster: Rogue co-pilot Andreas Lubitz may have used laxatives on pilot
Lubitz made fatal descent after pilot Sonheimer left cockpit with a pressing need
Chilean President Michelle Bachelet denies rumours she is resigning amid son's corruption scandal
Bachelet brushes away resignation rumours to focus on plan to reform the country.
France: Jean-Marie Le Pen may face FN ousting but his fervent supporters are staying loyal
Front National officials who agree with Le Pen's anti-Semitic rant have come out in support
Henry Kissinger and George Schultz warn against Barack Obama's Iran nuclear deal
Former Secretaries of State warn that terms of deal are insufficiently stringent.
El mundo se solidariza con Venezuela ante las sanciones de EEUU
Incluso aliados devotos a los Estados Unidos como Colombia y Méjico apoyan los venezolanos.
France: Romas involved in 'baby factory' trafficking scheme face up to 10 years in prison
Four men found guilty of selling nephews and nieces for up £7,200 in baby traffic ring
Kenya: Somalis hold anti al-Shabaab demo after Garissa University killings
Kenyan Somalis marched in Nairobi's suburb of Eastleigh condemning the killing of 148 people.
Kenya Garissa University massacre: Five worst attacks by al-Shabaab terrorists
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France: Jean-Marie Le Pen faces FN ousting in family feud over Nazi gas chambers
Marine Le Pen says she will oppose her father's candidacy after anti-Semitic remarks
Latin America in uproar over Obama's Venezuela sanctions
President Obama's latest act against Venezuela will be the elephant in the room at Summit of the Americas.
Living With Drugs: France approves safe injection rooms for users
Under new plans drug users will be able to inject safely in drug consumption rooms.
Yemen: Dramatic footage shows wounded Yemeni fighter dragged to safety under heavy gunfire
A wounded supporter of Yemen's president is seen crawling, then being dragged to safety under intensive gunfire.
Yemen crisis: Saudi-led air strikes on Houthi positions in Sanaa and around the country [Photo report]
Sanaa has endured several nights of heavy bombardment targeting Houthi positions and arms stores.
US immigration reform: Texas judge denies request to lift ban on Obama's executive order
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