WORLD

Leader of Myanmar's anti-Muslim 969 campaign accused of fuelling sectarian violence.

Social networking site censors pages of Ukranian-based feminist group for nudity.

Pirate ship's weapons found by underwater archaeologists off North Carolina coast.

Surveillance whistleblower 'still at Moscow airport' according to Russian president.

NBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin suggests Greenwald should be arrested for helping Snowden flee Hong Kong.

IBTimes UK's Dominic Gover gives eyewitness account of Catholic pilgrims coming together to beat high waters.

Activist fails to clarify New York University scandal

Sergei Lavrov lambasts Washington for accusations over Snowden affair and says whistleblower never even crossed Russia's border.

Drone with camera attached was apparently controlled by Sao Paulo news station Folha TV.

Police footage shows scuffle but throws doubt on early claims that Meric died in prolonged attack.

Taiwanese legislators resorted to hair-pulling and water-splashing during a parliamentary session in Taipei on Tuesday (June 25).

Rallies called in Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia and Sao Paulo while two women killed during demonstration in Goias.

Imran Firasat's film follows controversial Innocence of Muslims and The Innocent Prophet.

Seconds before the accident the woman realised what was coming, but it was too late for her to react.

Over a dozen blasts and gunfire rock high-security area in Afghan capital.

Snowden believed to have left Moscow through Sheremetyevo airport but his whereabouts remain unclear.

Taliban gunmen attacked Afghanistan's presidential palace and surrounding buildings, including the CIA's Afghan headquarters, early on Tuesday (June 25), with explosions and gunfire shaking the city centre.

Jihawg Ammunition uses ballistic paint infused with pork 'to make it unclean for jihadists'.

White House angered by Hong Kong government claims that Edward Snowden extradition request was incomplete.

Waiz, 18, attacked with acid in her family home after refusing marriage proposal.

World Health Organisation says death toll from coronavirus has risen to 39.

News of brutality by officers in Antalya emerges as PM Erdogan praises 'heroic' action by police during protests.

Italy's former PM found guilty of paying Moroccan teenager for sex and abusing power.

Gulf emirate leader reportedly ready to hand power to his 33-year-old son Prince Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani.

Every year, usually in late autumn, The Economist publishes its "The World in____" for the following year. The issue for 2012 has an article by Oliver August on the effects of the North African uprisings of 2011 spreading south and in particular, foresees trouble brewing for the Sahel states because of the fall of Muammar Gaddafi:

WikiLeaks founder claims Snowden safe and well after giving pursuers the slip in Moscow.

Industry minister Arnaud Montebourg says EU paralysis fuelling growth of far-right across Europe.

Former Lubavitch leader Rabbi Boruch Lesches claimed victims 'consented' to be sexually abused in Sydney.

Milan prosecutor Ilda Boccassini demands six-year jail term for former PM.