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Rabbit Sculpted into Nelson Mandela Statue's Ear Irks South Africa

Government orders immediate removal of a bronze rabbit sculpted into the ear of Nelson Mandela's statue.

US Accuses Firm That Vetted Edward Snowden of 'Flushing Background Checks'

US Department of Justice said in court filing that USIS defrauded country of millions of dollars.

London from the Air: Stunning Aerial Photos by Jason Hawkes

Jason Hawkes is one of world's most prolific and sought-after aerial photographers.

Facebook is a 'Disease' Which Will Soon Disappear, Say Researchers

The social network to lose 80 percent of users between 2015 and 2017

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Ukraine Unrest Continues as Protesters Rebuild Barricades

Protesters in central Kiev used blazing tyres and rubble to rebuild barricades close to government buildings and parliament early on Thursday (January 23), following the deaths of at least three protesters - two of them from gunshot wounds - the previous day.

Europe Votes on Penalising Prostitute Clients in 'Nordic Model'

European Parliament votes through prostitution report highlighting 'fundamental injustice' of sex industry.

Dolphin Slaughter: Fishermen Kill 30 More on Taiji Coast

Activists claim more dolphins were killed in secret in Taiji, Japan.

Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Dwarf Planet, Celebrity Baby Bump, Paper Gun

Best photos of the day: 23 January 2014

Ukraine Protest: Watch Live Stream of Protests in Kiev as Threat of Civil War Heightens

Violent clashes between police and protesters is leading Ukraine towards civil war.

India: Woman Gang Raped Near Kolkata on Orders of Village Chief

Woman, 20, 'punished' for love affair with man of different caste in West Bengal.

Kiev Protests: Ukrainian Soldiers' Mothers Ask Sons to Keep Away from Crackdown

Opposition issues 24-hour ultimatum to President Viktor Yanukovych to call for snap elections.

Syria Geneva 2 Talks: Rivals 'Willing' to Go Beyond Rhetoric

Assad regime and opposition wrangle ahead of peace talks but UN special envoy Lakhdar Brahimi holds out hope.

Canadian Military Intercepts £300m Narcotics Shipment

A Canadian military ship seized more than 280 kilograms of heroin on Friday (January 17) during routine patrols in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Tanzania.

British Expat Banker Anton Casey in Hiding over Facebook 'Poor People' Sneer

Former HSBC banker is married to Miss Singapore 2003, but doesn't much like other locals

Central African Republic Conflict: Five Things You Should Know

Ethnic conflict in Central African Republic pushes country to verge of genocide.

@GSElevator Twitter Account Author 'J.T. Stone' Seals Goldman Sachs Expose Book Deal

GSElevator Book Deal: Top 10 Funny Twitter Users Who Win at Social Media

From Pippatips to The Dark Lord, funny profiles that captured Twitter's imagination.

Pigs censored on International New York Times by bizarre editing in Malaysia

Swines! New York Times Censors Pigs' Faces in Bizarre Edit

Change made to copies on sale in Malaysia to avoid offending Muslims.

Syria Geneva 2 Peace Conference: 5 Reasons Why it Will Fail

As world leaders meet to discuss the future of Syria, the prospects of success are low.

Riot Police Throw Petrol Bombs during Violent Protests in Ukraine

Reuters photographer Gleb Garanich captured riot policemen preparing and throwing a Molotov cocktail during clashes with pro-European protesters in Kiev.

Randstad Survey: Singapore's Workers Unhappiest in Asia

Indian workers are the happiest lot in Asia.

China Pollution Levels: Chinese New Year 2013 Masked by Smog [PHOTOS]

China's Air Pollution 'Coming Back to Haunt' Parts of US

Study claims Asia's pollution from US-China trade manufacturing is effecting weather in areas such as LA.

British Pensioner Bernard Randall to be Deported from Uganda

Charges of trafficking obscene publications dropped in Uganda gay sex case

Syria Geneva 2 Peace Conference: The Main Goals

World leaders meet in Switzerland to find a solution to three-year conflict in Syria.

Syria's Foreign Minister Walid al-Moualem leads his delegation during a plenary session in Montreux

Syria Geneva 2 Conference: Spat Erupts between Syria Minister and Ban Ki-moon

Peace talks get off to poor start with row between UN boss and Syrian minister over speech time limit.

London Branch of Russian Pay-By-The-Minute Café Opens

A worker begins work to fix lightning damage to the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, after an electrical storm

Close to Heaven: Man Repairs Lightning Damage to Rio's Christ the Redeemer Statue

Concrete figure towering over Brazilian city in need to repairs after electrical storm.

Syria Peace Talks: 25 Powerful Images of the Conflict

25 powerful photographs of the conflict in Syria.

Sochi Olympics 'Going Gay' with Twin Toilets in Twitter Storm

Photo of men's cubicle with two adjacent toilets causes uproar ahead of Russia's Winter Olympics.

Tyler Doohan, Eight, Dies Saving Family from New York Fire

Boy saves six relatives from blaze before returning to house for uncle and grandfather

India 'Racial Profiling': Vigilante Minister Leads Stick-Wielding Group to Home of African Woman in Dead of Night

We were harassed, we were beaten, they were having long sticks, a Ugandan woman said.

Ukraine Protester Dies after Being Shot by Police

New clashes broke out between Ukrainian police and protesters in Kiev on Wednesday (January 22) morning, with protesters saying one demonstrator was shot dead by police.

Jerome Valcke of FIFA has warned Brazil World Cup organisers about the Arena da Baixada, in Curitiba

Fifa Blasts Brazil Over World Cup Stadium Construction Progress

Worries over Arena da Baixada in southern Brazil sharpen ahead of World Cup.

Matt Damon Receives WEF Award

U.S. actor Matt Damon received an award at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos on Tuesday night (January 21) in his capacity as co-founder of water.org.

Winter Storm Janus brings Snow and Travel Chaos to US East Coast

In pictures: the storm that hit the US, dumping nearly a foot and a half of snow and grounding thousands of flights.

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