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Tribesmen bomb oil export pipeline in Marib province as Hadi braces for further protests in Sanaa.

Egyptian president outlines state, five times the size of Gaza, adjoining the occupied territory

Iranian supreme leader said to be in normal condition after successful surgery in Tehran hospital.

Nobel peace prize winner says Russian leader is self-centred autocrat and Russia is unwilling to play its part in global politics

Dmitry Medvedev said state-run oil producer could receive state investment to limit sanctions impact.

Iraqi forces tighten hold over strategic dam despite Isis militants' offensive.

Eight passengers and two crew members killed as plane flying from Araracuara to Florencia crashes.

The President of Zimbabwe said white people in the country should all go back to England.

Qatar confirms that it is holding two British employees of Global Network for Rights and Development.

The incident occured at the Torunlar Centre building site in Istanbul, sparking protests over the country's poor safety records.

'We will defeat them', promises US president, but rules out use of ground troops.

President Nixon's secretary of state warns that Americans have become "bystanders" in the Middle East.

Organisers argue the competition between Russian and US contestants will help thaw relations between countries.

Twitter and Facebook users taken in by picture of completely different man with facial injuries claiming to be Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson

Islamic State cells distributinh propaganda pamphlets in refugee camps along Pakistan-Afghanistan border, security officials say

The agony continues for relatives of flight MH370 as little is known about its disappearance

Ed Miliband, the Labour leader pays tribute to MPJim Dobbin, who has died at the age of 73, remembering him as a dedicated public servant.

Suspect said to have posed as expert from Russia which helps Iran run the power plant.

Isis militants are battling to seize Haditha dam from Iraqi forces, who are supported by US Air Force strikes.

Gang enforcer Gerard Kavanagh was shot in the head and chest nine times at a popular Spanish holiday destination.

An Ohio teenager boy with autism was lured to take the Ice Bucket Challenge by some unidentified boys who instead of ice, poured faeces and urine on him.

At least eight Syrian airstrikes kill several Isis militants and many civilians in Raqqa.

Children kept in orphanage amid reports Sunni insurgents are training kids on beheading.

Despite artillery fire, Ukrainian and Russian leaders say ceasefire appears to be holding, as OCSE monitors situation.

WHO experts say blood of Ebola survivors could be used as a potential treatment against the disease.

8 September is the annual Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as Moon Festival or Mooncake Festival.

French journalist Nicolas Henin, described Mehdi Nemmouche as a much feared jihadist who took pleasure in torturing captives in Syria.

France is now the world's main source of Jewish emigration

More than 700 people gather to celebrate the life of American journalist executed by British Isis militant.