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EU vows judicial cooperation with Philippines, but trade perks conditional on human rights situation

EU envoy to the Philippines Franz Jessen said the bloc is also working to assist the country's anti-drug campaign.

Nigeria: Three killed in suspected Boko Haram twin bomb blasts at Maiduguri University

Boko Haram released video claiming to show its leader after Nigerian military claimed that he had been seriously injured

Blasts at gate and mosque blamed on Boko Haram weeks after army claimed group's last stronghold captured.

Boeing 747 crashes into village near airport, killing at least 37 [Photos]

The cargo plane crashed as it tried to land in dense fog, killing people in a residential area near the airport as well as those on the plane.

Venezuela's opposition lawmakers accuse President Nicolas Maduro of violating constitution

President defends his move and says he is executing 'constitutional duties day after day'.

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South Korea: Securing location for Thaad deployment may be delayed

The deployment is aimed at protecting South Korea against the North's nuclear capabilities, Washington and Seoul say.

8 individuals own as much wealth as the world's poorest 3.6 billion people

'The principles of our economics have taken us to this extreme, unsustainable and unjust point,' says Oxfam.

Australia decries Japan's whaling activities after photos of dead minke whale on Japanese ship emerge

The release of the photos coincided with the Japanese PM's visit to Australia over the weekend.

Opinion poll shows Ban Ki-moon in second place among candidates to succeed President Park Geun-hye

The Realmeter poll showed ex-liberal opposition party leader Moon Jae-in maintaining his lead.

'Beijing will take off gloves' if Trump continues to pick on One China policy, state media warns

China Daily editorial warns that Beijing should not take Trump's statement as 'pre-inauguration bluff'.

Trump says Obamacare replacement will provide 'insurance for everybody'

President-elect says the new programme will be 'much less expensive and much better'.

Democrats lead thousands to protest repeal of Affordable Care Act in Boston

Our First Stand rallies were held throughout the US against the GOP's plan to gut Obamacare.

France summit on Israel-Palestine conflict

World powers send strong message on Israel-Palestine two-state solution during Paris meet

More than 70 countries warn Israel and Palestine against imposing unilateral steps.

At least 32 dead as Turkish cargo jet crashes into housing community in Kyrgyzstan

28 of the bodies recovered were of locals living in the area where the crash occurred.

Trump should not be underestimated, says Obama

Outgoing president discussed his eight years in office and said he looks forward to 'puttering'.

Duterte: I will declare martial law to preserve my nation if I have to

Filipino president U-turns after previously branding martial law an 'exercise in futility'.

Trump accuses outgoing CIA director of being 'leaker of fake news' after critical interview

John Brennan had earlier said that Trump 'does not fully appreciate' the threat of Russia.

Trump may impose travel restrictions on Europeans as he looks to strengthen US borders

US President-elect vows to sign immigration orders just three days after inauguration.

Departing CIA head tells Trump to be 'disciplined' with his remarks

Brennan also takes umbrage at Trump equating US intelligence community with Nazi Germany.

Anti-Trump protests take place one week before inauguration

Congressional Democrats to boycot Donald Trump's inauguration on 20 January

A number of House Democrats to skip ceremony in support of Representative John Lewis.

Kamiyah Mobley reunited with her birth parents 18 years after being abducted as a baby

The 18-year-old beamed as she met biological parents Shanara Mobley and Craig Aiken for the first time.

Britain snubs Israel-Palestine peace talks 'so not to anger Donald Trump'

Boris Johnson was one of the few foreign secretaries not attending.

Is Farage right that Trump's cabinet picks are not 'typical career politicians'?

IBTimes UK looks at the President-elect's incoming cabinet appointments.

Christians around the world celebrate Eastern Orthodox Christmas

Bishop 'deeply distressed' by abuse after reading Quran at St Mary's Cathedral

The reading was aimed at promoting understanding between Christians and Muslims.

Is Donald Trump supporter Peter 'PayPal' Thiel planning to run for California governor?

Phiel is rumored to be considering trying to win California for the Republicans.

Finland gives 'basic income for all' in radical benefits overhaul

The European country is piloting the policy, to guarantee everyone an income.

British tourists in New Zealand hurt as coach falls 10 metres down bank into stream

Four tourists were badly hurt – rescuers say they are lucky to be alive

Japanese poachers caught 'slaughtering whale' in Australia's Antarctic sanctuary say activists

Japan says more than 300 whales, including 200 pregnant females, were killed in the Southern Ocean.

Al-Mukhtar Brigades call on Bahrain citizens to 'attack police' after executions

Street protests after executions of 3 men convicted of 2014 bomb attack turn violent.

Beyonce sings at Presidential Inauguration

Trump inauguration: who has dropped out of the show?

Jennifer Holliday became the latest to say she would no longer perform on Saturday.

Duterte orders Philippines troops to bomb extremists along with hostages

Duterte said the deaths of civilians and captives in army action should be considered 'collateral damage'.

Donald Trump promises a 'thick stream of jobs' in SNL sketch

Alec Baldwin returns as Donald Trump to satirise unconfirmed Russian intelligence dossier claims.

First Serbia-Kosovo direct train forced to stop at border due to 'bomb threat'

Serbia denied the train, adorned with the slogan 'Kosovo is Serbia', was a provocation.

Isis leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi trapped inside Nineveh and 'sleeps in suicide vest'

Iraqi forces claim to have liberated 90% of the eastern part of Mosul as thousands flee the city.

John Kerry takes poignant trip to Vietnam where he killed a man

Outgoing US Secretary of State was visiting Vietnam as part of his last foreign tour.

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