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Boat carrying 300 people, including women and children, displaced by tribal conflict.

Group threatens stock exchange, saying it represents a 'wicked capitalist system' that created billionaires such as Thaksin Shinawatra.

Survivors and relatives of victims commemorate second anniversary of sea disaster off Italy's Giglio island.

Southwest Airlines flight 4013 lands at Taney County airport instead of Branson, Missouri.

NSA bulk surveillance programs have little impact on foiling terror plots.

Hollande told first lady of secret love affair with actress Julie Gayet night before scandal broke.

Interim Leader Alexandre-Ferdinand Nguende deploys hundreds of soldiers to streets to control sectarian fighting.

President Goodluck Jonathan signs 'discriminatory' bill setting heavy jail terms for gay marriage or civil unions.

Anti-government protesters in Thailand have begun demonstrations across the capital in a bid to bring the city to a standstill, a move they call "Bangkok Shutdown".

Scotland's first minister promise to keep the pound may be boosted by Treasury pledge.

Al-Shabaab terrorists, linked to Germaine Lindsay's widow, are reportedly involved in £5 billion illegal ivory trade.

Lost remains of martyred Georgian queen discovered in St Augustinian Convent in Goa.

Spozhmai, aged 10, is latest victim of Taliban allegedly recruiting children to carry out suicide attacks.

Kenneth Bae slur and Kim happy birthday rendition mire ex-NBA star in controversy.

Shinzō Abe visit to Yasukuni Shrine can only worsen relationships with China but exonerating war criminals highlight Shōwa Emperor's responsibility

Investigation into alleged criminal activities continues as far-right party announces appeal at ECHR.

Former Prime Minister Riek Machar asks government to free detainees before ceasefire.

Kalashnikov wrote of inner pain in letter to Russian Orthodox Church leader, Patriarch Kirill.

Roger Jean-Claude Mbede's family barred him from receiving treatment for a hernia calling him 'a curse'.

Israel beefs up security at Sharon's burial site which is within striking distance of Gaza Strip.

An escalated row over a game of Chess results in murder.

UK's former PM and US vice-president united in eulogy of late Israeli leader.

After president Michel Djotodia's resignation, cannibalism and diseases threat million of people in CAR

Trierweiler admitted to hospital for depression after claims of French president's affair with Julie Gayet.

Protesters block key road intersections and vow to cut off power supply as government deploys thousands of security forces.

Lady Valerie Trierweiler Admitted to Hospital After Reports of Hollande Affair