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2,400 migrants known to have drowned in Mediterranean in first 6 months of 2016.

Turkey coup: Erdogan may use failed coup as excuse to restrict freedoms even more.

The students from Arthur Terry School, scrambled for cover after hearing 'explosions' from the runway.

Family reveals the 31-year-old had a violent temper and was on medication for depression.

Trump was joined on stage by Pence at the New York Hilton Midtown.

Mohamed Bouhlel's picture was circulated on French Twitter, accusing him of the crime.

Speaking to IBTimes UK Zeynep Jane Kandur said it was a 'normal Saturday afternoon'.

The Conservative party will elect its new leader on 17 July.

Gülen, a major critic of Erdogan's regime, lives in the US but influences Turkish politics.

Document has remained secret since its completion, despite repeated calls for it to be made public.

Crew may belong to Turkish armed forces faction that staged the failed coup.

The Nowshera police have been accused of wanting to deport the 'sinful transgender community from the district'.

Multiple arrests made in the wake of the fatal attack in southern France.

The original case verdict in favour of the navy was overturned in the federal appeals court.

Yusuf Omar speaks to IBTimes UK about using Snapchat to report on sexual abuse and undercover drug searches.

I am fortunate to have an employer who accommodates my situation - but not every family is so lucky.

This is the sixth time in the Turkish Republic's history that the military has tried to overthrow the government.

The death toll in the Turkish military coup has gone up to 90, while more than 1,000 are reported injured.

Hundreds of Turkish citizens took to the streets to record and share the turmoil on the ground in real time.

President Barack Obama has urged the people of Turkey to support the democratically elected government.

It is difficult to assess the exact requirement of deployment in South Sudan, Obama said.

More than 100 coup plotters were killed as soldiers surrendered on Bosphorus bridge in Istanbul.

In a powerful and defiant address President Obama described terror attacks as 'an affront to all humanity.'

Main bridges in the Turkish city of Istanbul have been closed amid rumours that a military coup could be taking place.

The President said he feared for the psychological injury suffered by the survivors that may haunt them ' for years to come.'

Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel killed 84 people in a brutal attack on a 30,000-strong crowd in southern France.

Bastille Day attack has so far left 84 people dead and some 50 critically injured.

Jubbal's life has 'never been the same' since being accused of being involved in the Paris attack.

Attacks in Paris, Brussels, Istanbul, Beirut and Dhaka bear witness to the export of terror.