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Global leaders meet in Vienna for the latest round of talks on Iran's nuclear programme and strict economic sanctions.

Founder of Wikipedia claims EU court's ruling against Google was ridiculous and could negatively impact Facebook.

Turkish prime minister's comment echoes 2010 claim that death is written in miners' 'destiny'.

UN officials say 4.5m internally displaced increase caused by Syrian civil war.

Protests against the company that owns the coal mine spread across Turkey

The EBRD has revised down its forecasts for growth across the region.

NGO condemns Uganda for taking an aggressive approach to prevent virus.

Photos by Camille Lepage, a 26-year-old French photographer killed in Central African Republic.

Countrywide marches and sit-ins against company that owns Soma mine turn violent in Ankara

Army colonel among those killed as Islamists strike two military posts in Shabwa province.

They were placed in Islamabad under a reciprocal agreement

Military bosses weigh up needs of WikiLeaks whistleblower with 35-year jail sentence

New document details how-to guide for military planners to isolate zombies and kill them.

Russia's major firms want roubles not dollars as Russia's role in Ukraine crisis risks deeper sanctions

Three children sustain serious injuries after Little Tikes bouncy castle took off in New York.

Convicts given jail sentence ranging from on to seven years for selling toxic dog meat in central Chinese province of Hunan.

Reeva Steenkamp murder trial to be delayed while Pistorius undergoes assessment for general anxiety disorder.

Some facts and trivia to like or dislike about Billionaire Mark Zuckerberg as he celebrates 30th birthday.

Rasal says 'confusion' stalled reaction to MH370 disappearance.

Thousands of Vietnamese rioted and set fire to Taiwanese factories in protest over China's land grab.

Footage emerges of UN Mil Mi-24 helicopter deployed by Ukrainian forces near Kramatorsk city in the Donetsk region.

FBI launched worldwide appeal to trace victims of teacher believed to have abused children for 40 years.

Lepage had posted a picture on Instagram saying she was touring the war-torn region.

PM Erdogan's party dismissed 29 April motion to investigate accidents in Soma mines.

Rescue workers are racing against time to reach hundreds of miners trapped underground after an explosion.

Death toll following explosion has crossed 200 and hundreds remain trapped in Soma mine.

Authorities and trade union leaders fear the death toll could rise, making it the worst mining disaster in the country's history.

Explosion in western Turkish town of Soma in Manisa province leaves approximately 300 workers trapped.

Long-running dispute between Kurdistan and Iraq has held up exports of Kurdish oil in Turkish city Ceyhan.