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The Rachel Dolezal story: One woman's journey from white to black in an America obsessed by race

Rachel Dolezal's story sheds a strange light on America's obsession with race and skin colour.

Angelina Jolie appeals for women's rights at Africa Union Summit

Angelina Jolie appeals to government leaders to protect and empower women by acting against men who commit crimes against them.

Japan: Fukushima residents can go back home in two years, says government

Fukushima nuclear plant radioactive water tanks

Tokyo approves revised decommissioning works road map for Fukushima nuclear plant

European Games in Azerbaijan: Is this the most censored sporting event of 21st Century?

At least five outlets have been denied accreditation to report on games in Baku.

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Isis in Mosul: Islamic State releases documentary about swift capture of Iraq's second city

Unreleased footage features in Islamic State's latest film marking anniversary of Mosul capture

New footage shows Amelia Earhart before her ill-fated round-the-world flight

New film footage purportedly showing legendary aviator Amelia Earhart has been released.

Yemen: 5 killed as Saudi-led airstrikes hit ancient Sana'a

Saudi-led coalition jets struck Sanaa's Old City, a Unesco World Heritage Site killing five people and wounding several others.

Saudi blogger Raif Badawi facing 1,000 lashes will have punishment postponed Friday

Iraq: Operation to retake Mosul from Isis begins

Units stationed in Baiji and airstrikes launched as Iraqi forces begin operation to seize Mosul back from Isis.

Gaza: People still living in bombed ruins almost a year after war with Israel started [Photos]

Almost one year since the start of the Israel-Gaza conflict, the Palestinian coastal enclave is still in ruins.

Boko Haram: 'Ignore Isis gateway through Nigeria at your peril' West warned

EXCLUSIVE: Security experts warns of massive threat to West as recruits use west African country to reach Libya.

Isis: Why I am guilty of abetting Islamic State

As a journalist I have swallowed the Isis bait and given the group a relentless stream of publicity.

Investors to pump $400bn into Chinese stocks and bonds: Morgan Stanley

Morgan analysts, led by Serena Tang, opined that in the most optimistic scenario, the gush could exceed $1.2tn.

Morocco: Anger at Maroc Hebdo magazine cover asking 'shall we burn homosexuals?'

Weekly magazine attacks Health Ministry recommendation to decriminalise homosexuality in country

How to survive small children: Lower your standards and don't hate the father

A seven-point guide to surviving small children.

Bamiyan Buddhas recreated using laser 3D projections

Afghanistan: Buddhas of Bamiyan resurrected as laser projections

Janson Yu and Liyan Hu projected holographic statues to revive the ancient Buddhas destroyed in 2001.

Myanmar rebels announce unilateral ceasefire after 4 months of fighting

Myanmar's Kokang rebels declare unilateral ceasefire coinciding with Aung San Suu Kyi's visit to China.

Nigeria: Boko Haram kills 37 in latest attack in Borno

Terror group steps up attacks in Borno, one of the mostly affected states by insurgence.

Disgraced Former IMF Boss Strauss-Kahn In Paris Court To Ban Kiss-And-Tell Memoirs

France: Dominique Strauss-Kahn acquitted in pimping trial over champagne-fuelled orgies

BREAKING: Lille court judge announces former IMF chief is acquitted of pimping charges.

Eleanor Hawkins: Student who posed naked on Mt Kinabalu given fine and three day sentence for time served

She was freed by the judge after time already served in prison and will return home.

Persecution of Pakistan's Christians by fanatical Islam is a betrayal of Jinnah and founding fathers

Christians and other non-Muslims are perpetually fearful about being targets of the next accusation.

Malaysia: Naked student Eleanor Hawkins' father dubs hate blogger Emil Kaminski a 'halfwit'

Emil Kaminski's expletive ridden messages antagonised authorities over Mt. Kinabalu naked photos.

What's trending on the internet – 12 June: Rachel Dolezal, Orange is the New Black, Jurassic World and more

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

Pacelli Ndukimana Burundi lawyer Interview

Burundi: International community must pressure regime to avoid civilians taking arms, activist claims

Pacelli Ndukimana tells IBTimes UK why only foreign pressure can break Burundi's political deadlock

Taylor Swift donates $15k to family severely injured in Texas car crash

Volunteer firefighter Aaron Van Riper discovered wife and son were part of collision at the scene

Rachel Dolezal: Black US civil rights leader is white woman posing as African American

US civil rights leader Rachel Dolezal is white woman 'passing' for black, say parents.

Paris: Thousands gather for Dinner in White outside Louvre museum

Location of the annual event is kept a closely guarded secret until the last minute.

Albinism in Tanzania: Witchcraft-fuelled persecution leads to mutilation and murder

International Albinism Awareness Day is observed on 13 June to tackle discrimination against albinos

Angela Merkel PC compromised by Russian hackers

Germany drops investigation into claims US tapped Angela Merkel's phone

Prosecutors say there is not enough evidence to suggest the NSA tapped German chancellor's phone

Privacy laws prevented medics reporting concerns about Andreas Lubitz's mental health, says French prosecutor

Germanwings co-pilot saw 41 doctors in years leading up to fatal crash in French Alps.

China: Millions of high-emission cars, lorries and motorbikes piled up on huge scrap heaps [Photos]

China has taken millions of high-polluting vehicles off the roads and they now lie in huge scrap yards.

Australia: Rugby player Ben Ross breaks arm in live TV arm-wrestle with Wendell Sailor

Ross's right arm snapped a few minutes into wrestle with Wendell Sailor.

Yemen: World's oldest 'skyscrapers' in Sana'a reduced to rubble by Saudi air strikes

Homes in Unesco-listed 2,000-year-old Old City of Sana'a flattened by Saudi aerial bombings.

Nigeria: African neighbours forge anti-Boko Haram force

Nigeria and its neighbours agreed on Thursday (11 June) to set up a joint military force to counter Boko Haram.

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