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Sanctions slapped on 7 Venezuelan officials - Caracas to respond shortly

German university professor regrets after denying Indian male student internship citing his country's 'rape problem'.

A former madam who called herself 'the Michelangelo of buttocks injections' has been convicted of murder in US court for the death of a British dancer.

Madonna shared the artwork on International Women's Day captioning the design 'Girl power! #rebelheart'

In a surprise gesture in support of International Women's Day, North Korea's Kim Jong-un gifts women cosmetics.

Prime minister declared fearing France could smash itself against right-wing party National Front.

Colombia president Juan Manuel Santos said Farc would help in landmine removal in the event of peace.

Swedish MP Soraya Post has described the exhibition as "disgusting"

The 2,300-year-old treasure is believed to have been hidden during an ancient war.

The comic video has had more than 100,000 views in three weeks.

Saudi Arabia has been widely criticised by Western countries for its human rights abuse record

Last year was the safest in the history of commercial aviation, despite two high-profile crashes involving Malaysia Airlines aircraft.

Panos Kammenos, defence minister, said migrants 'will get travel documents and head to Berlin', if the eurozone rejects Greece plans.

It took several years for an expansionary monetary policy to offset the pernicious impact of ill-timed and inappropriate fiscal contraction.

Putin said that he ordered plans to be formed for annexation of Crimea in February weeks before March referendum.

Iraqi forces and Iranian-backed Shi'ite militias fight to retake the city of Tikrit from Isis.

Ironically, murder suspect Zaur Dadaïev was repeatedly decorated for "bravery" by Russian officials

Radioactive rubbish sits in blue and black plastic sacks in Fukushima four years after the tsunami.

BREAKING: A relative of kosher supermarket gunman and a policewoman among those in custody for terror attack.

Four Filipinos, two Europeans, two Bangladeshis and a Ghanaian are being held hostage by suspected Isis-backed men.

Fear, repression and injustice cast a dark shadow over the first-ever European Games in Baku.

Haaretz investigation shows torture cases have risen since murder of three Jewish teens last year.

Greek government has denied reports it could leave the eurozone.

People throw coloured powder and water at each other to celebrate Holi, the festival of colour.

French Prime Minister warns of danger posed by thousands of radicalised Europeans joining the group.

Label on shirts of Super League team Pusamania Borneo criticised for being sexist.

UN chief Ban Ki-moon calls IS destruction of ancient artefacts a 'war crime'.

EU president says military might would sending a message about 'defending values'.

Suspicion likely to fall on Tuareg separatists, which aim to overthrow the current government.