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Isis steps up Iraqi Kurds recruiting effort in execution video

Latest IS clip features top commander Abu Khattab al-Kurdi, killed in Kobani

Newroz: Kurdish and Persian new year celebrations in Turkey, Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria

Newroz is an important festival marking the arrival of spring and the Persian new year.

Obama: It is now 'hard to find a path' on Israeli-Palestinian peace

US President Barack Obama's fresh rebuke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

St Petersburg summit: European far-right parties praise traditional values of Putin's Russia

Jewish groups express concern that meeting was allowed to go ahead on 70th anniversary of Soviet triumph over Nazis.

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Singaporeans mourn death of first Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew

Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's first prime minister, died on 23 March aged 91, triggering a flood of tributes to the man who oversaw the tiny city-state's rapid rise from a British colonial backwater to a global trade and financial centre.

Indonesia President Joko Widodo: China claim to South China Sea has 'no legal basis'

China claims around 90% of the mineral-rich South China Sea for itself.

North Korea: Major wildfire breaks out at DMZ

Strong winds fan wildfire, which initially began on North Korean side of border, to South Korean side.

Isis: Syrian army beheads two jihadists and posts pictures on WhatsApp reports SOHR

Gruesome IS-style execution took place in Assad airbase of Deir Ezzor

Pakistan Day: Military holds first parade in 7 years as fight against Taliban continues

Parade commemorates adoption of Lahore Resolution that granted grater autonomy to Muslims in British India.

Greek leader Alexis Tsipras to meet Angela Merkel after warning debt payments 'impossible'

Greek PM Tsipras told Merkel it would be impossible to pay debt and pay pensions and wages.

Crude oil prices heading to $35 by June: FGE

Prices could even dip beyond those levels for a brief period, warns oil expert and FGE chairman Fereidun Fesharaki.

Nazi hideout in Argentina 'discovered in thick jungle' by archaelogists

Coins and plates suggest link with Nazi regime

Son of former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych 'drowns in lake in Russia'

Viktor Yanukovych Jr drowned in Lake Baikal during a sporting event; official confirmation awaited.

Yemen: Houthi rebels capture strategic city of Taiz as UN warns of civil war

UN envoy Jamal Benomar warns Yemen is on the brink of a civil war.

Russia threatens Denmark with naval nuclear attack

Russia warns Denmark against joining NATO's missile defense system or risking a naval nuclear attack.

Starbucks stops writing 'Race Together' on cups

Starbucks halts 'Race Together' messages on customers' cups, after critics call the move a publicity stunt.

Singapore: First Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew dies, aged 91

Singapore's founding father Lee Kuan Yew, who transformed the country, into a global hub has passed away.

Turkey's top religious body claims IVF between unmarried people is 'adultery'

Turkish religious body allows IVF if the sperm and ovum belong to a married couple and there is no surrogate.

Syria: Militants post graphic videos and images of helicopter downing

5 men including pilot Colonel Abdul-Razzaq 'Abboud believed captured alive.

Shark attack kills German tourist in Egyptian Red Sea resort

A German tourist has died after being bitten by a shark in the seas surrounding an Egyptian Red Sea Resort.

Afghan woman lynched after being accused of burning the Koran is buried

Farkhunda, the Afghan woman who was beaten to death by a mob has been buried.

UN Security Council meets to discuss deepening crisis in Yemen

Armed Shia rebels seize major city of Taiz following Friday's mosque bombings in Sanaa

Britain's most wanted fugitive tracked found in Canary Islands

Convicted British killer has been arrested by Spanish police in the Canary Islands.

Florida: Toddler killed by falling out of great-grandmother's van which runs her over

Izbella Bronson, 2, was sitting on the floor of a minivan when she 'fell out of the open door'.

'Liberal' Putin could be toppled 'like the tsar', warns Russian ultra-nationalist

Igor Strelkov warns Putin could be toppled if he does not fully support pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine.

Jeremy Clarkson to sue BBC if he is fired after 'smear campaign'

Jeremy Clarkson has vowed to sue the BBC if he is sacked from Top Gear

India police officers found in a brothel by cops searching for escaped killer

Prisoner returned himself to prison, claiming police officers forced him to the brothel.

Savage machete attack leaves British man in serious condition – Cambodia

Worker and owner of holiday bungalow hospitalised after machete and baton attack in Cambodia.

India: Imam punishes boy, 10, with 170 push-ups for failing to recite chapter from Quran

Muslim cleric beat the victim with a cane after he could not complete push-ups

Tunisia Bardo Museum attack: 1 Isis attacker 'on the run' says president

25 people, including Briton Sally Jane Adey died in the shooting by Isis terrorists in Tunisia

9 British medical students travel to Syria to work in Isis territory as medics

9 British medical students and doctors have travelled to Syria to work in Islamic State strongholds

North Korea threatens to blow up balloons carrying Kim Jong-un film 'The Interview'

Pyongyang warns Korean People's Army will blow up propaganda balloons.

Unique alien life different from that on Earth might exist on Saturn's moon Enceladus, reveals Nasa scientist

Did life on Earth really originate on Mars?

Isis: Pentagon investigating Islamists' call to kill 100 US military personnel

Suspected Isis-linked group releases identities of military personnel urging jihadists to kill them.

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