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Chinese military pressing President Xi Jinping to initiate 'forceful response' in South China Sea

A section of the country's military is pushing Beijing to opt for a stronger response aimed at the US and its allies.

Syrian rebels mount offensive to break siege on Aleppo

Syrian Rebels Destroy Aleppo Hotel Used by Army

Jihadist groups claim they have taken over some of the positions in the government held areas.

Pope cautions against 'verdict based on gossip' in sex abuse allegations against cardinal Pell

The pontiff said he would let justice take its course before making any decision regarding the Australian cardinal.

Nigeria: Joint offensive against Niger Delta militants leaves 100 dead

Offensives started months after oil pipeline attacks severely affected country's oil production.

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New Isis video threatens Vladimir Putin, says 'we will kill you at your homes'

The threat has come when Russia and the US are talking of military cooperation to combat Isis in Syria.

Pope Francis admonishes: Don't identify Islam with violence

Worship of the 'god of money' is real inspiration for terrorism says Francis on a flight back to Rome

Texas hot air balloon likely hit electrical wires before crashing, killing all 16 on board

Missouri authorities say pilot Alfred G Nichols had a record of a Driving While Intoxicated in 2002.

Dubai police hand out free cars to drivers with clean licences

A total of 1,800 'safe' motorists received gifts from the police

Afghan Taliban claims truck bomb attack on guesthouse in Kabul

Although gunfire was heard in the area, there is no official confirmation on casualties as yet.

Scathing #TrumpSacrifices goes viral after candidate denigrates US Muslim war hero Humayun Khan

Trump once survived entire weekend at Mar-a-Lago resort with single can of hairspray, says tweeter.

Tim Kaine acknowledges differences with Hillary Clinton over abortion funding

Kaine said that while he has his personal views, the government should not 'intrude' on women's decisions.

Ghazala Khan tells Donald Trump he 'doesn't know what the word sacrifice means'

Mother of Muslim US veteran says 'without saying a thing, all the world, all America, felt my pain.'

DRC opposition chief warns Joseph Kabila not to cross the 'red line' as masses demand elections

Tens of thousands of protesters gather to tell Kabila to step down at the end of his second mandate.

Armenian police station 'liberated' after 20 gunmen surrender, ending tense standoff

Two policemen were killed and tensions rose after armed men seized the station a fortnight ago.

French police investigating Isis murder of Catholic priest probe Telegram app

Audio messages and chat logs show the run-up to the terror attack in Normandy.

British Isis executioners forced hostages to sing about Osama Bin Laden's 'lovely hotel'

Danish photographer Daniel Rye Ottosen was held captive for 13 months by Isis before his family paid a ransom

Protestors unleash cockroaches in Byron Burgers in retaliation for immigration sting

Hamburger chain employs 1,300 staff in 56 outlets across the UK.

20,000 supporters of embattled Turkish President Erdogan hold rally in Germany

Tens of thousands of Erdogan supporters expected to join rally on the streets of Cologne

Ending Hinkley Point nuclear plant project could cost UK taxpayers £2.5bn, experts warn

PM Theresa May delayed the project amid concerns over Chinese investment in the UK.

'Japan's Hillary Clinton' elected as Tokyo's first female governor, say exit polls

Tokyo's new governor faces tough challenge in kerbing spend on the 2020 Tokyo Games.

UK will see terror attacks and 'mindless mass murder' says Met police chief

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe said a successful attack was a case of 'when, not if'.

Isis attacks two energy facilities in northern Iraq

Twin attacks, one targeting Bai Hassan oil station, leave five dead.

India's national-level athlete Pooja Kumari drowns while taking a selfie

Kumari, a steeplechase athlete was training under the Sports Authority of India at Bhopal, in central India.

Passengers evacuated from ferry in Marseille after reports of loud explosion

Panic as fear of terrorist threat causes evacuation of ferry in Marseille's seaport.

Inside the luxury prison cell of Brazilian drug lord Jarvis Chimenes Pavao

Police uncovered a plasma TV, double bed and a fully stocked kitchen in VIP suite

New Delhi plans to evacuate 10,000 starving jobless Indians from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait

India's Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj calls it a 'food crisis' and says efforts are on to provide relief.

Colorado storm drops golf ball-sized hail, burying cars, causing $500,000 damage at an airport

Huge storm in the US state damaged Colorado Springs Airport, numerous cars and a petrol station.

Flaviu the rogue lynx returned to Dartmoor Zoo after three weeks

The lynx was recaptured by one of the 25 humane traps laid out in the region.

Tragic last words of Catholic priest killed by Isis terrorists revealed

Isis claimed responsibility for killing the priest and critically injuring a nun.

Khan family rebukes Republicans for allowing Trump to continue anti-Muslim attacks

Presidential nominee suggested Mrs Khan did not speak at DNC because she is Muslim.

7 killed as suicide bomber attacks CID HQ in Somali capital Mogadishu

Islamists storm building after attack which has left two gunmen and civilians killed.

Watch US skydiver Luke Aikins make history as he dives from 25,000 feet without parachute

Luke Aikins has made more than 18,000 jumps in the past.

Erdogan announces sweeping reforms to military and sets up national defence university

As part of the reforms, chiefs of armed forces and intelligence will directly report to the president.

Tunisian parliament votes to sack Prime Minister Habib Essid

Habib Essid voted out over failure to tackle Tunisia's economic problems.

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