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Five policemen were attacked by a mob after they shot a suspected illegal logger near the Popocatepetl Volcano.

Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller told Russia's President Vladimir Putin that Gazprom will only deliver what Ukraine pays for

Pro-democracy demonstrators take to Bangkok's streets to protest against the sudden coup by Thai Army

Obama claims United States remain world's most indispensable nation despite long season of wars.

IDF troops raid publisher's offices to prevent the publication of three Hamas newspapers.

At West Point, US President Barack Obama says the country has rarely been stronger on the world stage.

Russian newspaper cites high-ranking Moscow source saying Syrian regime requested aid for social projects

Around 2,000 sub-Saharan asylum seekers storm razor wire fence in Spanish exclave of Melilla

New report finds Britain has spent more than £34bn on military inrterventions since the end of the Cold War.

Blaze at tent city in Filipino town of Tacloban kills six people who survived super storm in November.

Archaeologists say the iron pin found in remains in a third century BC grave could be a false tooth

Chechnya's Moscow-backed leader has rejected allegations that he sent troops to fight with pro-Russia separatists.

This year is the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests, and the subsequent crackdown and massacre of protestors

Tehran says two sisters from Kerman province tested positive for coronavirus that killed more than 175 people.

Ngoako Ramatlhodi said mediation to end four month-old mining strike has broken down.

Two attacks in Yobe State and Borno state see 54 killed including 24 soldiers and 21 policemen.

IBTimes UK interviewed prominent human rights activist released after two years in jail.

Police suspect 81-year-old dementia patient started lethal blaze

Deputy director at National Energy Association ousted from role after allegations of corruption.

Refugees from Asia, Middle East and Africa are being removed after alleged health concerns.

Indigenous Brazilians and riot police clash in Brasilia, resulting in an officer being shot in the leg with an arrow.

Christopher Martinez urges US politicians to pass gun-control laws instead of offering condolences.

EU ministers say no further sanctions will be imposed on Russia unless Ukraine situation deteriorates.

Meet Minori, an artist who has set a new trend in Japanese street fashion by reinventing Shironuri.

Snowden refutes claims he was merely a low-level analyst at NSA.

Ukraine says several truckloads of Russian fighters, including Chechen mercenaries, have crossed into the country.

White House plans to leave troops in Afghanistan for counterterrorism operations and training of Afghan security forces

Anhui province to ban burials after 1 June for cremations because of space concerns.

Report says German carmaker predecessor Auto Union, used slave labourers in deal with the SS.