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Typhoon Haiyan: 1 Million Still Homeless A Year On

Just 1% of homes have been built to house the homeless as Oxfam warns families are being left 'dangerously exposed'.

Philippines Marks Typhoon Haiyan Anniversary with Prayers and Protests

Memorial services held in storm-ravaged Tacloban City while Manila witnesses protests.

Irish Teacher Turned Down for South Korean Job Due to 'Irish Alcoholism Nature'

Despite three years of international teaching experience, Katie Mulrennan was denied a job in South Korea due to the perceived drinking habits of Irish people

Katie Mulrennan was told by recruiter that company does not hire Irish people due to 'alcoholism of your kind'.

Crude Oil Futures End Lower for the Week Ending 8 November

Crude Oil Prices Drop Amid Global Supply Glut

Oil prices have lost 30% since June peak on increased supply and slowdown in Europe and China.

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Post Vladimir Putin's Sperm to Russian Mothers to Form Elite Nation, says Lawmaker

Head of commission on Women's Affairs, Children and Family wants to mail Putin's DNA across Russia.

Berlin Wall 25th Anniversary: Hipster King Klaus Wowereit Rebuilt Berlin on Champagne and Anarchy

Wowereit dragged Berlin out of the Cold War era and made it cool again. Here's how he did it.

IAEA: Iran Eludes Tough Questions on Nuclear Programme

IAEA report says made no progress on nuclear weapon questions on Iran.

Italian Newspaper Chi Lambasted For Minister Marianna Madia 'Ice Cream Oral Sex' Photos

Berlusconi's newspaper under fire for running 'sexist' article on Marianna Madia.

North Korea is pocketing money earned by its citizens on building sites in Qatar, it has been claimed

North Korea Pocketing Money from 'Slave Labour' Building Sites in Qatar

Kim Jong-un prizes foreign currency from North Korean workers in World Cup host nation.

Nigeria Boko Haram Insurgency: Suicide Bomb Kills Nine at Bank in Bauchi State

Explosion hits First Bank of Nigeria in Azare in suspected attack by Islamist insurgents.

Malaysian Airlines MH17: More Bodies Found at Crash Site in Ukraine

Rebel authorities in eastern Ukraine say more remains found at Malaysia Airlines crash site

Latvian Priest Expresses Sadness that Gay Minister Edgars Rinkēvičs is 'Proud of a Sin'

Priest criticises minister who announced on Twitter he is gay.

Jerusalem Clashes: Jews Praying on Temple Mount 'Face Death Sentence' Warns Chief Rabbi

Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef says visits to Jerusalem hilltop compound provoke Palestinians into violence

Iran: Dog Owners to be Lashed 74 Times in New National Ban

Draft law aims to punish people who own dogs as animals considered 'dirty' in Islam

Frontline Sinai: Egypt's Government Turning to Mass Relocation in Desperate Tunnel War

Water-filled trenches being dug as Sinai crisis rumbles on.

Isis Jihadists Using Cruise Ships to Reach 'Launchpads' to Join Terror Group in Iraq and Syria

Interpol says militants using vessels to join up with terror group

Ohio State University Marching Band: Highlights of Their Amazing Half-Time Shows

This compliation video contains the Ohio State University Marching Band's finest moments

Berlin Wall: 8,000 White Balloons Mark Route of Divisive Rampart for 25th Anniversary of Fall

Berlin prepares for 25th anniversary of fall of the Wall by dividing the city again - with balloons.

Uruguay: 'World's Poorest President' Jose Mujica Receives $1m offer For His 1987 VW Beetle

Mujica said that an Arab sheikh has made a big offer for his famous VW

China and Japan Make Breakthrough In East China Sea Island Dispute

Japan and China agree to establish a crisis mechanism and attend talks over a territorial dispute.

Latvia's Foreign Affairs Minster Edgars Rinkēvičs 'Proudly' Comes Out in Tweet

Minister announces he is gay on Twitter.

Pentagon Learned from Israel Defense Forces' Civilian Casualty Tactics in Gaza Conflict

US General Martin Dempsey says IDF went to 'extraordinary lengths' to limit civilian deaths in Gaza conflict.

Francois Hollande's 'Mistress' Julie Gayet Strikes Up 'Love Revival'

Magazine VSD publishes photos purportedly showing actress at Élysée palace.

Ukraine Crisis: Column of 32 Tanks Crosses Border From Russia into Rebel-Held Luhansk

Move comes as clashes between Kiev's forces and rebels threaten to derail fragile ceasefire in eastern Ukraine.

China : Police Rescue 11 Babies and Make 32 Arrests in Child Trafficking Raid

Investigations started after a couple questioned by police admitted to buying baby from traffickers.

Typhoon Haiyan Anniversary: Portraits of Survivors and Their Stories

A year after Typhoon Haiyan battered the Philippines, survivors are struggling to rebuild homes.

Japan Nuclear Reactors to be Switched On for First Time Since 2011 Fukushima Meltdown

Widespread protests against the news are taking place around Japan

US President Barack Obama Urged to Visit Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar to Halt 'Appalling' Persecution

Rohingya Muslims have been defined by the UN as 'one of the most persecuted minorities worldwide'.

Shalom Baadani: Israeli Teen Injured in Jerusalem Hamas Hit-and-Run Attack Dies

Death toll of hit-and-run at Tomb of Simeon train station rises to two.

Berlin Wall 25th Anniversary: Inside the Stasi's Paranoid Surveillance State

Cliewe Juritza tells his story of life under the Stasi and escaping from East Germany.

Israel: Netanyahu Orders House Demolition for Jerusalem Deadly Hit-and-Run Attackers

Controversial punitive measure to be implemented amid heightening Israeli-Palestinian tensions.

Pakistan: Six-Year-Old Hazara Girl Strangled and Dumped in Garbage after Rape Attempt

Police report says post-mortem exams show rape attempt, while potential suspects being investigated.

Archive Footage Captures Fall of Berlin Wall

Archive footage captures the moment the Berlin Wall fell on 9 November, 1989.

Who Killed Osama Bin Laden? Navy Seals Rob O'Neill and Matt Bissonnette in Scalp Row

Members of the Special Forces team dispute over who shot al-Qaeda's leader in Pakistan.

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