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Candles burn at a memorial of shoes in remembrance of Holocaust victims

Heidegger argued Jews self-destructed in Holocaust

Black Notebooks reveal German philosopher argued Jews were agents of own destruction

Afghan Taliban kill 22 officers in attack on provincial police HQ

Afghan Taliban kill 22 in attack on provincial police HQs

Four suicide attackers stormed a provincial police headquarters in eastern Afghanistan.

Ukrainian troops say road to Debaltseve still open as shelling continues

Pro-Russian rebels shelled government troops encircled in east Ukraine on Tuesday 17 February and a plan for both sides to pull back their heavy guns stalled, pushing a fragile peace deal closer to collapse

Paris shootings: Islamist gunmen Coulibaly and Kouachi met night before attacks

Charlie Hebdo and Hyper Cacher gunmen exchanged texts to coordinate deadly spree

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A pupil at Milan school. One Italian headmaster has banned Muslim headscarves, arguing that they constitute a

Italian headmaster bans 'provocative' Muslim headscarves in schools

Teacher Aldo Duri says the measure is necessary to promote 'tolerance, respect and equality'.

Roland Dumas has refused to say sorry to French Prime Minister Manuel Valls after for claims Valls is 'under Jewish influence'

France anti-Semitism: Dumas refuses to apologise for PM Valls 'under Jewish influence' slur

"I don't apologize," says Former French foreign minister after 'Jewish influence on PM' claims

Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show 2015: Pampered pooches compete for Best in Show

More than 2,700 dogs in 192 breeds are vying to be top dog at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.

Ukraine: Russian-backed rebels claim victory in Debaltseve

Kiev denies Donetsk People's Republic insurgents are in control of flashpoint town

Chinese New Year 2015: Top proverbs and greetings to wish your loved ones good luck

Chinese New Year 2015 will fall on 19 February. chinese new year wish (2)

Israeli President Reuven Rivlin criticized the right-wing over its stance that "a Jewish democratic state means a democratic state for Jews."

Israel: President Rivlin says Jewish democratic state is not for Jews only

Israel President Rivlin criticises right-wing, saying Arabs are an inseparable part of Israel

Aurora hunting filmmakers find spectacular Northern Lights show

Norway: Aurora Borealis hunting filmmakers find spectacular Northern Lights show

Francisco Mattos and Paal Lund spent time in freezing conditions in Svalbard to capture Northern Lights.

Sexual activity springs back into life after 50 years of marriage

Research has found that sexual activity picks back up after 50 years of marriage.

Indian tycoon charged with murder after ramming SUV into guard for opening gate too slowly

Tobacco tycoon Muhammad Nisham rammed car into guard and then beat him with iron rod.

Wang Sicong poses with a fan. (Getty/ChinaFotoPress)

Chinese state media steps up attack on Wanda tycoon's son for spreading 'sex and violence'

Xinhua defends attack on Wang Sicong, 26, after he said his top criteria for a girlfriend is that she is 'buxom'.

Rio Carnival 2015: Extravagant floats and daring costumes, but also social issues... and Switzerland

Racial pride and the fight against racism in Brazil were the themes of Rio de Janeiro's Carnival.

Lebanon's Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah greets his supporters through a giant screen during a rally commemorating the annual Hezbollah Martyrs' Leader Day in Beirut's southern suburbs February 16, 2015

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah admits presence in Iraq to fight Isis threat

Hezbollah chief admits Iraq presence and calls on Middle East countries to join battle against Islamic State

President Juan Manuel Santos's government has dismissed calls to revoke the law on death penalty sentences in Colombia for child molesters and heinous crimes

Colombia rules out death penalty for child molesters

Colombian government refuses police chief's call for child molesters to be given death penalty amid murder scandal

Haiti: 20 dead after Carnival float hits electrical wires

Haiti: '20 dead' as power line falls on Port-au-Prince Carnival float electrocuting dancers

Cable crashed onto revellers in a crowded street of the Haitian capital during a parade.

Iran to hang juvenile offender Saman Naseem for 'enmity against God'

Naseem arrested after a gun battle between Revolutionary Guards and Kurdish militant organisation.

An Uncle Sam figure sits on the hood of a car in a July Fourth parade in the village of Barnstable, Massachusetts

Uncle Sam has the secret identity of a 'terrorist breeder', claims Xinhua

Xinhua editorial comes ahead of international conference on anti-terrorism scheduled for 19 February.

American Sniper promotes violence against Muslims, says Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

Supreme leader of Iran accuses Clint Eastwood's film of fostering Islamophobia.

Chinese new year gives the choice of sheep or goat as the animal of the year

There has bee some confusion over the symbol of the 'yang', which is associated with the Chinese New Year that starts from 19 February.

Myanmar: Tensions grow as government revokes ID cards for Rohingya Muslim minority

The white cards entitle the Rohingya to vote and access education and health services.

Ukraine ceasefire on brink of collapse as rival sides stop withdrawal of heavy arms

Debaltseve remains flashpoint as Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian rebels stop pulling out heavy weapons

Boko Haram insurgency against African nations

Cameroon army kills 86 Boko Haram Islamists and detains more than 1,000 suspects

Cameroon's troops launch operation against Boko Haram militants in Waza region near border with Nigeria.

Australian PM Tony Abbott warns Indonesia over imminent executions

Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan face firing squad for role in drug-smuggling plot

A rag picker collects recyclable materials in the polluted waters of river Yamuna amid dense smog in Delhi.

World's deadliest air: Delhi comes top of Greenpeace polls

The Indian city of Delhi has the world's most polluted air, as Greenpeace survey finds pollution here is ten times higher than WHO limits.

Copenhagen shootings: thousands march in solidarity with victims - pictures

Tens of thousands march through Copenhagen in solidarity with Denmark's Jewish and Muslim communities

Dominique Strauss-Kahn trial on verge of collapse as four prostitutes drop civil actions against him

The criminal case against ex-International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn is on the verge of collapse after four sex workers dropped their complaints against him on Monday.