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Aide to Russian prime minister attacks fast food giants for aggressively marketing unhealthy products to Russians.

Nisman's ex-wife claims evidence of murder after hiring a private team to analyse autopsy results.

Garment workers face jail in latest police crackdown on protest in the former military dictatorship.

IS militants bulldoze ancient archaeological site considered 'beginning of civilization'.

Thousands of angry protesters strip rape suspect naked and drag him through the streets for sexually assaulting Naga girl.

Al-Nusra, affiliate of al-Qaeda in Syria confirms militant commander Abu Hommam al-Shami killed in air strike in Idlib.

British PM David Cameron says Russia has 'ripped up' rules book and can no longer access international markets.

Up to 200 skiers in the Italian Dolomites were stranded in cable car cabins with winds of up to 130km/hr.

Flights at New York City's LaGuardia Airport are suspended after a plane skidded off the runway into a fence.

The man was rendered unconscious at the Rajaishahr prison before medics gouged his left eye.

UNHCR created campaign to end statelessness in 10 years.

Family to sue officer who shot and killed unarmed teenager following no federal charge decision.

Witnesses report 68 people killed in militant raid of Njaba village.

Israel imposed economic blockade on Gaza after Islamists Hamas took control of territory.

Kubra Khademi was insulted by local men in Kabul as she protested against sexual harassment.

A giant panda was caught on video roaming in a southwest China town in the wee hours of 5 March.

India banned the broadcast of the film India's Daughter in India, broadcast in the UK by the BBC.

Mark Lippert slashed with knife by suspected North Korea sympathiser.

Early Iron Aga burial site found in industrial area near Troyes.

In interview in wake of Netanyahu US Congress speech, Mohammed Javad Zarif denies that Iran is bent on destroying Jews.

The Snowden Archive, a database of leaked NSA documents, has been created to show the bigger picture

Concerns following robbery echo records controversy last year.

Hillary Clinton can't keep away from scandal, and senior Democrats are troubled.

Pro-IS media group al-Nusra al-Maqdisiya attacked Dorsey and Dick Costello, and we can learn a lot from their campaign.

Senior police commissioner Djoko Hari Utomo poses for controversial photo with Chan.

Qatar is offering to fund the group if it severs ties with 9/11 terror group.

Sexology professor wants children to be able to distinguish between the sex depicted in pornography and real sex.

New milestone: Liberia has gone a week without reporting any new cases of Ebola.

Takhini Hot Pools in Yukon, Canada has announced the winners of their annual International Hair Freezing Contest.