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Japan alleges Chinese intrusion into its territorial waters in East China Sea

The Japanese coast guard said this was the second such incident in a week.

Abdulmumin Jibrin: President Buhari's corruption fight 'bold', but budget scandal must be addressed

Suspended APC politician tells IBTimes UK he is ready to risk his life to expose 'monumental' corruption.

India will not become Japan's 'pawn' to contain Beijing in South China Sea, China's state-run paper says

Chinese paper says India will get closer to Japan but will not enter into a 'brotherhood relationship'.

Australia Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull not welcomed at 2017 Mardi Gras parade

This comes as a protest against his push for national plebiscite on same-sex marriage.

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North Dakota pipeline: US police arrest demonstrators as decision over the project to come out soon

The US Army Corps of Engineers said it would issue a decision in near future clarifying its plans regarding the project.

European Commission to provide €78m in emergency aid to South Sudan

A portion of the funds will be allocated to help displaced South Sudanese in Uganda, and in neighbouring Sudan.

Anti-Trump protests continue for 3rd night, but mostly remain peaceful

New York, Portland, Miami, Atlanta, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Oregon saw protests on Friday.

Kremlin puts former US ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul on sanctions list

Michael McFaul said on Facebook and Twiter posts that he has been banned from travelling to Russia.

Mike Pence replaces Chris Christie as head of Trump's transition team

Several of the president-elect's children have also taken roles within the team.

President Obama and President-elect Donald Trump meet for first time

Donald Trump suggests he may maintain aspects of Obamacare

The statement goes against his campaign pledge to scrap the Affordable Care Act.

Has Senator Elizabeth Warren ended her ongoing feud with Donald Trump?

The pair have previously exchanged words on social media sites.

US election sees spike in calls to suicide hotlines

LGBTQ people in particular are worried about the impact of the Republican's win.

Woman commits suicide 'in panic' after banknotes are withdrawn in India

Kandukuri Vinoda, 55, took her own life after fearing that her savings had been wiped out.

There are almost 5 million uncounted US election votes in California

The votes are likely to increase Hillary Clinton's existing majority in the state.

England v Scotland: Tartan Army takes over Trafalgar Square ahead of World Cup qualifier

Minor scuffles break out between travelling supporters and England fans, with one person hospitalised.

Nato chief calls on Donald Trump to show commitment to alliance and counter Russian threat

General Sir Richard Shirreff told IBTimes UK that Trump's statements on Nato so far were worrying.

Robert Vaughn, star of The Man from UNCLE, dies aged 83

Actor passed away after a short battle with leukaemia.

The last thing the world needs now is Marine Le Pen leading France

Anti-establishment, anti-immigration politics flourish around the world but liberals remain shocked.

UN reveals Islamic State hanged 40 people in Mosul and used chemical weapons

UN urged Iraqi government to restore rule of law as soon as possible to prevent revenge attacks.

Schoolchildren begin building Trump's 'wall' as racial bullying surges in the classroom

Students carrying Trump poster shouted 'white power' as 2016 election-linked incidents surge.

Assad regime and Isis have both used deadly chemical weapons in Syria

UN-backed report alleges Syrian government forces behind use of chlorine barrel bombs against civilians.

Trump's 30 day plan to defeat Isis is a lesson in how not to fight terrorism

Those who voted for Trump because he promised to beat Isis were grossly misled by his naive foreign knowledge.

Ivory Coast first lady Simone Gbagbo trial

Crimes against humanity trial adjourned again against Ivory Coast's former first lady Simone Gbagbo

She fails to show in court for alleged role in 2010 election violence.

Trump adviser says Israeli settlements 'no obstacle to peace'

'It's certainly not Mr. Trump's view that settlement activity should be condemned,' said Jason Greenblatt.

New Yorkers build 'wall of hope' in response to Donald Trump victory

Notes with supportive messages have been plastered across the walls of various subway stations.

Silicon Valley elite go on 'new age' cruise to discuss how to change the world following Trump victory

Tech industry leaders sailed to the Bahamas just a few hours after Trump won the US presidential elections.

Glasgow Central Station closed after man dies in 'naked fall from hotel window'

Man had reportedly been speaking to police moments before he fell.

Donald Trump's victory, as seen through the pens of Africa's best cartoonists

IBTimes UK collates the best drawings about Trump by African cartoonists Gado, Yalo and Zapiro.

Surviving the Bataclan attack: 'I saw horror, chaos — people were dying in the street'

Daniel Psenny, a journalist, witnessed the jihadi attack at the Bataclan music venue last year.

US embassy move to Jerusalem could trigger a crisis of Biblical proportions

Bill Clinton, George Bush and Barack Obama all wavered on relocating from Tel Aviv.

'Bored of life' schoolboy leaves note saying he's running away for a year

Arthur Heeler-Frood, 15, has been gone for nine weeks and police say he 'could be anywhere'.

Right-wing rabble-rouser Steve Bannon tipped for key role in Trump's White House

Bannon is credited with helping turn Trump's campaign around and whipping up white working class support.

The UN warns food supplies are running out in Aleppo ahead of a 'killer' winter

The besieged eastern city of Aleppo last received humanitarian supplies at the beginning of July.

Death toll rises in suicide attack on German consulate in Afghanistan as over 100 wounded

Massive explosion occurred at night when a vehicle rammed gates of the German diplomatic building.

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