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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu heads to Washington to press his case against the Iranian nuclear deal.

Iran could allow Internet giants like Google to operate in the Republic if they respect the country's 'cultural' rules.

'Official sources' from Saudi Arabia reveal Raif Badawi could face re-trial for apostasy, which carries the death penalty.

Nemtsov was shot four times in the back as he crossed a bridge near the Kremlin on 27 February.

One quarter of Estonia's population are ethnic Russians who want stronger ties with Moscow

An angry crowd beat to death a young girl and then set her body on fire, according to police and eye witnesses.

India's Central Bureau of Investigation has reportedly accused Ram Rahim of grievous bodily harm.

Boy, 3, from Brooklyn was subjected to a series of beatings with a belt by his aunt Christen Dale, 21

Arrest follows abuse allegations by women who lived at Barnard's camp as children

Parades and festivities are held around Wales each year to commemorate Saint David, the largest of which is in the capital city of Cardiff.

Lawyer for Bosnian Serbs in US denies they were involved in ethnic cleansing including Srebrenica massacre

A two-foot tall owl has viciously attacked the disabled and the elderly in the Netherlands.

Thousands of Nemtsov supporters set to gather in central Moscow to pay tribute.

Following tip-offs, German police raid Islamic centre in northern port city of Bremen detaining several people.

The US Congress passed a temporary, last-minute bill to avert a partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security.

Opposition politician Boris Nemtsov spoke of his fear that Putin would have him killed just weeks before he was gunned down outside the Kremlin

Parents given money, food and clothing for children to attend camps, where they are indoctrinated and receive weapons training.

Zimbabwe's president Robert Mugabe holds lavish party for 20,000 guests

Conspiracy theories take centre stage in aftermath of Nemtsov slaying

Drones will be used to map the safest route up to the summit of Everest

Rare Disease Day is observed on 28 February 2015 to raise awareness and understanding of conditions

Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed al Nahyan says defence deal covers only sharing of technology.

The former chief of UK foreign intelligence calls for UK to boost defence spending in face of threat from increasingly belligerent Russia.

Planned scheme aims to turn 20,000 tonnes of unproductive gold owned by Indian households into cash.

People of Kalachi nicknamed 'Sleepy Hollow', also report memory loss and dizziness.

Nemtsov's supporters claim killing was 'politically motivated' while Moscow begins investigation.

The 55-year-old politician was shot four times by an unidentified attacker near the Kremlin.

The iconic actor died as a result of end-stage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, an illness directly related to smoking.

Footage shows Muslim women learning the 'art of war' in Gaza's local militia military wing.