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Former Brazilian Presidents Fernando Henrique Cardoso (R) and Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva

Leaders send condolences as wife of former Brazil president Lula declared brain-dead

Maria Leticia Lula da Silva was pronounced brain-dead on 2 February a week after she was admitted to hospital with a brain haemorrhage.

Can Trump's Education Secretary pick Betsy DeVos survive senate confirmation?

With only one vote at stake, DeVos could become the first cabinet nominee to be rejected since 1989.

Kim Jong-un allegedly sacks North Korea's spy chief and executes several others for treason

North Korea's minister of state security was accused of human rights abuse by the Kim Jong-un regime.

President Trump warns Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against new settlement construction

Trump and Netanyahu are set to meet on 15 February.

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Fillon says payment accusations have been 'carefully prepared' to destroy him

The French presidential candidate said the claims were 'simmered in the back kitchens of offices'.

Yemen: Authorities claim US warships pounding al-Qaeda militants 'for days'

Pentagon denies report which comes after the deadly SEAL raid.

Bannon a 'white supremacist' who should not be on security council says Nancy Pelosi

The house minority leader made it clear she believed Bannon's appointment is 'stunning'.

US plans new Iran sanctions amid fears Trump will scrap nuclear deal

The White House could have sanctions in place by Friday.

'Nothing is off the table' Trump warns Iran following ballistic missile test

Iran vowed to 'continue to test its capabilities in ballistic missiles' while deriding the US president.

Latest poll shows 40% of voters want Donald Trump impeached

The US president is seeing low approval ratings partly over his immigration executive orders.

U.S. President Donald Trump attends the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, U.S., February 2, 2017

White House defends Trump's 'pray for Schwarzenegger' comments at prayer breakfast

Sean Spicer said the remarks were 'lighthearted' and 'absolutely beautiful'.

Milo Yiannopoulos - an LGBTQ voice the liberal lynch mob don't mind silencing

Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos is controversial, but if you won't hear him, how do you know you're right?

Donald Trump is about to rollback cyberspying sanctions against Russia

The sanctions rollback appears in latest Treasury update authorising payments to Russian intelligence.

Massachusetts to sign legislation fighting deadly 'conflict minerals' in the DRC

State governor signing the bill to help quell militia violence and abuses linked to illicit mining.

Donald Trump's Twitter is a presidential record — so it's probably illegal for him to delete tweets

Despite being unlawful, there's not much anyone can do to stop Trump deleting tweets.

World War 3 hidey-hole for the super-rich revealed

New Zealand has become the favoured refuge from global disorder for tech billionaires and financial big-hitters.

US shouldn't spend billions fighting forest fires right-wing talk host tells White House press briefing

New media voices emerge as Trump administration opens briefings to alternative outlets

ICC mass withdrawal plan could mean a new dawn for African institutions

IBTimes UK analyses meaning behind plan for mass withdrawal from ICC backed by the African Union.

What is fascism? Its much-debated meaning and definition

US President Donald Trump is often accused of being a fascist. But is that the case?

Who was Hannah Arendt, the political philosopher who wrote about the origins of totalitarianism

The work of the Jewish thinker who coined the phrase 'the banality of evil' is enjoying newfound popularity.

Activists resisting Amona evacuation clash with police and barricade themselves inside synagogue

Hundreds have resisted evacuation from the West Bank outpost ruled illegal by the Israeli Supreme Court.

Trump threatens to pull $2.9bn Berkeley funding over alt-right Milo Yiannopoulos protests

Demonstration turns violent as 150 masked agitators set fires and throw Molotov cocktails.

FCO updates travel advice for Kenya's Laikipia region after 'armed incursions'

Hundreds of herdsmen have attacked wildlife conservancies, farms and lodges in the area.

NATO cancels meeting with Kiev and urges Russia to 'use its influence' to end Ukraine violence

Jens Stoltenberg's comments come after renewed violence in government-controlled town Avdiivka.

Could Bill Gates become the world's first trillionaire?

Oxfam says despite all the donations, by his 86th birthday, Gates could well be a trillionaire.

Are pictures of Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari in London Photoshopped?

Nigerian officials maintain leader is 'alive and well' as protests against death rumours hit capital Abuja.

Violent protests at UC Berkeley over speech by controversial Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos

Corporate buildings, including banks and ATMs were vandalised, and a Starbucks coffee shop was looted.

Zimbabwe: Morgan Tsvangirai slams #ThisFlag's Pastor Evan Mawarire arrest after his return from exile

Protest movement leader Mawarire charged with 'subverting constitutional government' upon return from exile.

FBI uses threat of deportation to turn immigrants into snitches

The FBI's Confidential Human Source Policy Guide identifies the agency's 'secret rules' of recruiting informants.

Mosul Isis Nineveh Oberoi Hotel Inheritors

After Isis: Inside Mosul's destroyed university and five-star hotel

Hotel rooms are littered with bullet casings, food containers, cigarette butts and a few used syringes.

Pakistan hits back at India over crackdown on Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed

Islamabad accuses India of involvement 'in terrorist operations in Pakistan'.

Duterte to use Philippines military in drugs war, threatens to 'kill more' traffickers and addicts

The Philippines president said he could no longer trust the law enforcement agencies.

Trump's adviser Steve Bannon: 'We're going to war in the South China Sea ... no doubt'

The chief strategist believes a confrontation may happen within the next five to 10 years.

Dutch election 2017: Ballots to be counted by hand as software vulnerable to hackers

'It's back to good old paper', Minister of Interior declares after experts warn electoral system is easy to hack.

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