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Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence revealed 'safe assumption' US is continuing links.

BREAKING: 10 people have reportedly died at the Albacete airbase in central Spain.

Islamist rebels launched assault on northeastern city on Sunday.

Aerial footage of Auschwitz-Birkenau released ahead of the 70th anniversary of its liberation.

Republic Day marks the date on which Constitution of India came into force on 26 January 1950.

After a nine-month search, archaeologists believe they might have found Miguel de Cervantes' grave.

President Obama was not at the premises as a two-foot-wide device entered White House grounds.

Armel Sayo was kidnapped while driving in the capital city of Bangui.

There is little support in the euro zone for any write-off of Greece's debts, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the chairman of the Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers, said on Monday (January 26).

BREAKING: House of founder and former leader of French far-right party reportedly on fire

Unmarried Hindu women in Nepal are fasting for a month in the hope they will find a good husband.

Egypt pound falls to record low as central bank seeks to narrow gap to unofficial exchange rate.

Panos Kammenos, leader of far-right Independent Greeks, accused of anti-Semitism for controversial comments

Kurdish YPG fighters seized 90% of the Syrian border town.

Ongwen was captured by Seleka rebels in the Central African Republic and faces war crimes charges

Naomi Blake survived everything the Nazis threw at her, and turned the horror into sculpture. Now she tells her story.

Hardline parliamentarians in Iran summon Foreign Minister Javad Zarif for strolling with John Kerry in public.

Study suggests 48% Germans have a negative attitude towards Israel mainly due to the Gaza conflict.

Hundreds of women carry heavy bales of goods between the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco.

A Turkish court has threatened to ban Facebook entirely if the social network doesn't remove pages it claims are insulting to Mohammed.

Radical left-wing party receives backing from populist far-right Independent Greeks.

January 27 will mark the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.

Prisoners were forced to walk miles in freezing conditions during the brutal death marches.

Deadly clashes erupted after police raided a rebel-held area in southern Philippines.

Australia Day marks the anniversary of the arrival of convict ships from UK in 1788

Seven Ukrainian servicemen killed on Sunday after 30 civilians killed on Saturday in east.

Nigeria and the US commit to ending Boko Haram's violence as insurgence continues to claim lives.

Damian Pachter broke the news of prosecutor Alberto Nisman's death and now fears for his safety in Argentina.

Prime minster Tony Abbott defends decision to award Duke of Edinburgh Australia's highest honour