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The painting, which had not been seen since 1945, was sold along with four other pieces by the French impressionist.

Israeli FA chair Ofer Eini due to meet Sepp Blatter to try to head off move.

Controversial decision promoted a letter of protest and six writers to withdraw from the event.

JetBlue Airlines is the first airline to announce additional flights to Cuba since restrictions were lifted earlier this year.

First new tank since Soviet times will roll off production lines in 2016.

Negotiations stuck on reimposing sanctions if agreement is violated and how Tehran can buy atomic technology

It may have been more 'inspirational,' even though it has claimed responsibility

The likely GOP presidential candidate spoke of his personal connection to Mexico in the nearly minute-long video.

The Four Seasons Resort has refuted claims that the husband of Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg was staying at the hotel.

In a move to transform Dubai into a 'Smart 'City', palm tree-shaped stations are being installed on beaches.

Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina will host four of the debates, the Democratic National Committee announced on 5 May.

After 'Draw Mohammed' attack, Islamic State warns America: worse attacks will follow.

Cash-strapped government hopes to raise €180m as debt forecast to rise.

Police detective Cory Golightly was put on administrative leave after accidentally shooting his own mother at a wedding in Kentucky.

A delay for Michelle-Lael Norsworthy would do irreparable harm, said lower court judge

The former governor of Arkansas made his official announcement during a 5 May event in Hope, Arkansas.

Mystery man's wife writes letter to runner her husband kissed saying she is not mad and it has been fun.

Somalia's President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud hails 'great moment'.

Flights from Saudi capital Riyadh to Najran suspended as pro-Iranian rebels shell area.

Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement has largely been a failure.

The candidate for North East Hampshire Robert Blay was suspended with immediate effect, according to the party.

The Islamic State have renovated and opened a luxury hotel in Iraq which will be used by its Jihadist commanders.

A young woman in Mexico City escaped alleged slave-like conditions at a dry cleaners.

Violence continues to rise as constitutional court approves president's third term bid.

Lüneberg court receives previously unseen WW2-era marriage request from Gröning, adding fresh complexity to Holocaust trial.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK interviews Somali migrant on rubber boat in distress carrying 102 people off Libya.

Getty Images photographers Chris McGrath and David Ramos capture people trying to rebuild their lives in the rubble of Kathmandu.

Burundi constitutional court approved President Nkurunziza controversial third-term bid.

A group of five authors will host tables at the event, after decision by leading writers to boycott it over decision to award satirical magazine.