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Finland scrambles jets after two Russian aircraft entered airspace, says Finnish Defence Ministry.

Gonzo-style blogger purportedly held at checkpoint by Kiev forces

Drowned animals may cause outbreak of diseases in flood-hit Bosnia and Serbia.

The online Catorce y Medio will be produced in Cuba and will not have a printed version

16 officers killed in separate attacks across country ahead of second-round presidential election run-off.

Senior Islamist commanders and foreign militants in the Taliban stronghold are believed to have died in the strikes.

Russian troops dismantle equipment before returning to barracks in major de-escalation, according to Defence Ministry.

Details over the price China will pay for gas not released

RAF's Red Arrows aerobatic team are getting ready for their 2014 season.

Man from Hangzhou beats daughter to death for allegedly cheating at school.

Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in Palestine counters IDF claims that live fire was not used against protesters.

Refugees often resort to returning to Syria to receive the treatment they need

Greenpeace, Unison, War on Want all voice concerns over the agreement as the negotiations continue in Virginia.

Reports emerge of another Boko Haram attack in Alagarno village in Borno state.

More than 600 people evacuated after fire at London tourist attraction.

Former Egyptian President receives jail term for embezzlement while sons jailed on corruption charges.

Frances Abbott awarded scholarship at institute where donor to father sits as chair of board of governors

US Treasury said sanctions not related to Ukraine crisis.

Interim PM dismisses speculation that he intends to remove General Prayuth Chan-ocha as army chief.

A report has found that the impact of social investments is unclear, despite huge investment

Officials fear the death toll could increase further as there may be more bodies under the rubble.

Ti-Anna Wang has suffered 25 years of injustice. Now she tells her story.

BBC Turkey rejects 'unfounded allegations' that two actors were hired for film about Soma aftermath.

Boko Haram was founded in 2002 and launched its violent campaign demanding that Nigeria become an Islamic state with harsh Sharia law, in 2009 – well before the War against Libya.

Denial of water is a tactic used in many current conflicts worldwide

The Lancet has revealed 5.5 million babies are born and die with no records.

Explosions strike crowded Terminus Market causing many casualties as violence continues to blight country's north.

Billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev divorce from Elena is 'most expensive ever'.

University of Nairobi students threw rocks at police in Kenya's capital as authorities fired back with tear gas.