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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.

Female Kurdish Peshmerga fighters using weapons and songs to fight Isis in northern Iraq

The female fighters sing songs to make the militants angry and tell them they are not afraid of them.

Japan's Prince Mikasa laid to rest at imperial family's cemetery in Tokyo

The uncle of Emperor Akihito, the 100-year-old royal died on 27 October.

India China tensions in Arunachal Pradesh

Indian and Chinese troops in tense face-off in sensitive Arunachal Pradesh border

Dozens of Chinese soldiers reportedly made incursions into the Indian side to halt the construction of an irrigation project.

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Thaad deployment in South Korea to happen in the next 8 to 10 months, US commander says

The US and South Korea decided to deploy the anti-missile system in July to counter growing North Korean threats.

Polish government adviser says contraception is wicked and leads to 'sex addiction'

In 2015, the Polish government backtracked on a decision to offer explicit sex education in schools.

Melania Trump vows to combat bullying on social media as first lady

The former model made a rare appearance in Pennsylvania rally as she tried to woo female voters.

Meet the US voters who want to put Santa Claus, Mickey Mouse or Jesus in the White House

America's 'write in' candidates also include rival politicians, friends and family and fictional characters

Isis warlord Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi 'no longer in Mosul' says Boris Johnson

The British foreign secretary brands Baghdadi's recording 'cruelly ironic' as intelligence suggests he fled.

Fatim Jawara has died after attempting to travel to Europe

'Shocking' death of Gambia's goalkeeper Fatim Jawara who drowned trying to reach Europe

Gambians make up the fourth-largest group of arrivals to Italy according to the Institute of Migration.

Cameroon: French billionaire who organises elephant safaris implicated in abuse of Pygmy tribes

Pygmy tribes claim they are tortured and threatened with death if they return to their land.

Over 200 migrants feared dead in 2 shipwrecks after rubber dinghies capsize off Libyan coast

The number of people killed crossing the Mediterranean is around 4,220, the highest yearly death toll on record.

Which African states slammed Burundi, South Africa and Gambia's withdrawal from ICC?

Burundi, South Africa and Gambia's decision to leave the ICC generated widespread support for the ICC.

Hundreds of activists marched against Beijing involvement in Hong Kong oath controversy

A court is hearing the case against the pro-independence lawmakers who are barred from taking their oath.

Jawar Mohammed: This is why Oromo people don't care about cabinet reshuffle

Exclusive interview with executive director of Oromia Media Network, banned as Ethiopia declared emergency.

Oromia Media Network executive Jawar Mohammed believes Ethiopia wants him dead

IBTimes UK interviews Jawar Mohammed as Ethiopia bans Oromia Media Network under state of emergency.

Hillary Clinton up six points in polling after new FBI email probe

New Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Democrat has made gains over Donald Trump.

Weiner sexting victim pens angry letter to FBI Director Comey

Teen says she has been 'victimised' by media spotlight in wake of renewed Clinton email scrutiny

Here's what Trump is teaching young women and men about their place in the world

Misogyny is presidential, disrespect should be expected.

American Israelis casting overseas ballots for Trump

Get out the vote campaign's data shows dive in support for Republicans from 2012.

First picture of soldier shot dead during military exercise at RAF Tain

Circumstances of Lance Corporal Joe Spencer's death being investigated by 30 police officers.

Vladimir Putin grants Hollywood action star Steven Seagal Russian citizenship

The actor has formed an unlikely friendship with Russia's strongman leader.

Moulding children into soldiers at Russia's General Yermolov Cadet School

The school is a state-run institution that teaches military and patriotic classes in addition to an academic syllabus.

Moroccan girls to face trial on homosexuality charges after being 'caught kissing and hugging'

Gay people in Morocco face detention of up to three years and fines of up to 1,000 dirhams.

Cambodian PM Hun Sen supports Donald Trump

Hun Sen believes that a Trump victory will be good for better US-Russia relations.

South African President Zuma lands in Zimbabwe after delay over critical 'state capture' report

Zimbabwe's President Mugabe is expected to plead for South African investments amid economic crisis.

Uganda has damning human rights record as torture and state oppression is rife says HRW

Basic rights are consistently violated and security forces continue to use 'excessive force and torture'.

High Kicks: Best photos from The All Ireland Irish Dancing Championships

Oireachtas Rince na h-Éireann is the longest major running dance competition in Ireland.

Pakistan releases names of Indian diplomatic staffers allegedly involved in 'terrorist and subversive activities'

Reports from India suggest all eight diplomatic staffers are to be immediately evacuated.

Tory MP quizzed over alleged sex attack on man after Eurovision Song Contest party

Bath MP Ben Howlett was reported to have been 'very drunk' at the time of the alleged offence.

Kenya pulls out troops from South Sudan after UN peacekeeping mission chief is fired

Lieutenant General Ondieki fired as UN probe says Unmiss failed to protect civilians in Juba.

13 killed, 72 injured in Pakistan motorway collision due to heavy smog

Authorities have shut down various parts of the motorway till the smog clears.

Indian border force releases video of firing to refute claims they are hitting Pakistani civilians

The video footage released by the Border Security Force of India shows mortar fire hitting Pakistani border posts.

South Korea's PM nominee says President Park can be investigated

He also said that the inquiry should be conducted in a prudent manner.

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