18 people killed as bombs hit convoy carrying Iraqi families fleeing Isis-held towns
The blasts occurred in Hawija, about 120km south of the Isis stronghold of Mosul.
Duterte breaks vow to stop swearing, asks US to 'go to hell'
The Philippine president recently claimed he would stop swearing because God had threatened to kill him otherwise.
Isis claims responsibility for Turkey car bomb attack, but government blames Kurdistan Workers Party
The blast occurred outside a police station in Diyarbakir on 4 November amid a crackdown on pro-Kurdish leaders in the country.
Vatican-backed dialogues a last ditch effort to restore peace in Venezuela, US envoy says
US Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs says Washington will support talks 'as long as it remains viable'.
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President Joko Widodo affirms sovereignty of Indonesia in South China Sea dispute
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Massive protest by South Koreans against President Park expected after she admits it is 'all her fault'
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Pentagon confirms death of senior al-Qaeda leader Faruq al-Qatani in latest strike in Afghanistan
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Obama says James Comey isn't trying to 'influence the election' but warns FBI cannot be 'politicised'
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Dakota Pipeline protesters say mainstream politicians are ignoring the issue as they picket Clinton rally
"Our people do not deserve to be put in dog kennels, to have numbers written on their arms' water protectors said.
Body found on property where woman was discovered 'chained up like a dog'
Police are searching the land for evidence after the discovery of the woman.
Canadian doctor 'secretly impregnated patients with his own sperm'
Fertility doctor Norman Barwin is alleged to have used his own sperm at a clinic in Ottawa.
House speaker Paul Ryan denies rumours he is planning to step down
The Republican said the rumours surfaced every few years.
Latest US election polls show Clinton leading Trump with just four days left in the race
But the GOP nominee is leading in nine of 11 swing states.
Woman, 33, jumps to her death from rooftop bar of Manhattan hotel
Marodelle Prin, 33, leaped from a ledge in the Bookmarks Lounge at the Library Hotel after eating her last meal.
Zimbabwe's diaspora protests in London and calls on President Mugabe to go
IBTimes UK met protesters denouncing police brutality and 'corruption' in poverty-stricken nation.
Buildings rattle in Santiago as 6.4 magnitude earthquake hits central Chile
There are as yet no reports of damage.
Islamic State kills scores of its own fighters attempting to flee Mosul offensive
The UN's Human Rights Agency has said as many as 50 fighters were killed at the Ghazlani military base in Mosul.
Russia could attempt to tamper with US election result, warn officials
Officials warn of further Russian attempts to interfere with US presidential ballot.
Hong Kong braced for new pro-democracy protests against China
Lawmaker Dennis Kwok is organising a silent march, echoing the one in 2014 that led to huge pro-democracy rallies.
Al-Qaeda plans attacks on US cities the day before election voting
Intelligence sources say group behind 9/11 could target three cities to disrupt the presidential vote.
Two US military advisors shot and killed in exchange of fire at Jordan base
The car the pair were travelling was shot when its driver failed to listen to orders from guards.
Fears after rising number of 'politically motivated killings' and attacks on the press in Mozambique
Violence has been escalating between longstanding foes Renamo and Frelimo.
Harvard men's football team suspended over sexual comments made about women's team
In documents, the men's team rated female players out of 10 for attractiveness.
India bans NDTV's Hindi news channel for a day for airing 'sensitive details' during terror attack
The channel will be off air on 9 November in what seems to be a major crackdown by the Modi government on media.
Ethiopia's new information minister vows to create 'vibrant press' though tolerance and stability
Negeri Lencho appointed in November cabinet reshuffle some see as a response to anti-government protests.
The clock is ticking for Aleppo as civilians and fighters defy Russian ultimatum
The people of eastern Aleppo don't trust government forces and have so far rejected offers to leave their homes.
Crocodile keeper baits hungry reptile before turning his back to propose to girlfriend
Billy Collett joked that the proposal was "worse than feeding the crocodiles".
Roulette wheel-spinning chimp dies aged just 24 after becoming addicted to alcohol and cigarettes
John the Chimp dies of heart attack after being forced into vices at Russian casino.
Burundi victims' lawyers hand 55 new warrants to ICC to probe 'crimes against humanity'
Burundian families of victims of alleged extra-judicial executions and torture are appealing to the ICC.
India finalises four-slab goods and services tax structure ranging from 5% to 28%
More than 50% of the items in the consumer price index basket will be exempted from taxes to curb inflation.
Women in Afghan army defy Taliban threats and conservative society, say they feel proud of their jobs
Women working in public positions are controversial in Afghanistan.
Isis blows up Abrams tank with rocket as Iraqi Special forces penetrate deeper into Mosul
Crew thought to have fled as Isis hit tank amid most intense clashes in two-week assault on Mosul.
The battle for Arizona: Will Clinton turn the red state blue for the first time in 20 years?
The state's changing demographic appears to be giving the Democrat a boost.
French police start evacuating migrants from Paris camp
Around 88 buses are being used to move the migrants from Stalingrad to reception centres across Paris.
Nigeria gives reassurance it will not leave the ICC and urges countries 'to work together'
This year, South Africa, Gambia and Burundi announced their withdrawal from the ICC claiming it was biased.
Two Malaysians detained at Kuala Lumpur airport for allegedly trying to travel to Syria to join Isis
The duo were deported by Turkey after authorities arrested them on 28 October.
Philippine police beef up security after US warns citizens of kidnap threat in Cebu
The US embassy in Manila has said terrorist groups are planning to conduct kidnappings in areas frequented by foreigners.
8 killed and more than 100 injured in blast in Turkish city of Diyarbakir
The cause of the blast that occurred near a police station was not immediately known.
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