WORLD

Italian firm Wasp wants to solve the world's problems using 3D printers and a lot of clay.

Russia's deputy prime minister Dmitry Rogozin writes on foreword of revisionist book that Moscow has right to get back Alaska.

Paris plans to adopt cigarette plain packaging, criticised by the US biggest tobacco producing state.

Bernard Kouchner says Sarkozy was hated for Jewish ancestry and calls France a 'racist country'.

The group has warned it will execute one of the hostages in two days if its demands aren't met.

Rwanda and Burundi accuse each other of being responsible for the bodies.

Banned Islamic sect seeks to establish global caliphate of Muslims.

Huge Viking hoard containing over 100 silver and gold items has been found in Dumfries and Galloway.

Purdy said many would not understand her decision but it was one made with "great joy".

The hyperbolic reaction to Lord Freud's "not worth minimum wage" comments is misguided.

Two sisters sing and recite poetry about ongoing conflicts in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Palestine.

Jagram found his three children in a brick factory in Nepal after walking for 20 days

Israeli police clash with Palestinians after they shut down access to Jerusalem's al-Aqsa mosque.

Extraordinary intervention in Oscar Pistorius trial by South African authorities over prisons claim.

UMP party member says face-covering veils pose a security threat.

US Embassy receives reports of terror group's intent to target capital.

It is not just Mad Men's Don Draper who can influence advertising, just ask Mary Wells and Sir Martin Sorrell.

Abdulaziz Fahad Abdulaziz Alrashid who killed American colleague in Riyadh 'was disgruntled employee' at Vinnell Arabia.

The eight terrorists are believed to be hiding in Yemen.

Mitt Romney published a sickly sweet open letter to his wife on his blog amid speculation that he will run for the presidency in 2016.

Outspoken cleric called for greater rights for disenfranchised Shi'ite minority

Airlines staff mistake Arab prayers for Isis warnings and alert airport authorities.

Philip Meredith denies restraining pupil with bean bag while working at Ty Sign Primary School.

Moscow and Washington put aside differences to cooperate on common enemy

Romero Ramos has been victim of series of appalling blunders - but it's nothing we Spaniards didn't expect.

Balkan rivalries boil over during a Euro 2016 qualifying match between Serbia and Albania.

IBTimes UK speaks to Kurdish activists about the women who are playing key role in defence of their land.

Conservative Catholics react with outrage to homosexuality comments prompting Vatican to backtrack.

South Sudan's President Salva Kiir urged to veto 'abusive' security bill.