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The recall follows concern that the products could pose a risk to children.

IBTimes UK looks at South Sudan, where warring sides declared a ceasefire after violence killed more than 200.

Modi appeals for calm as the situation in Kashmir remains volatile.

Kansai Electric had appealed against a ruling by the Otsu District Court to close the reactors.

The men were detained under Singapore's Internal Security Act in April.

The Tribunal also found that China had violated the Philippines' sovereign rights and caused damage to marine life.

Skirmishes a reminder of 2013-15 civil war that left tens of thousands dead and displaced 2.2 million.

Israeli parliament passes law targeting liberal rights groups.

The June 4 museum was opened in honour of the victims of the 1989 crackdown.

Attack bears all the hallmarks of similar assaults carried out by the Islamic State.

The German chancellor had earlier warned that there would be 'no cherry-picking' of EU laws.

North Korean restaurants in places like China and Vietnam feel the heat of economic sanctions.

Despite the ceasefire announcement, gunfire continued to be heard in Juba.

The truce extension was announced the same day Syria's new government was sworn in.

Idlib also pounded by Russian or Syrian air strikes, killing 10 people.

The troops will include engineers, logistics personnel and other forces.

Several Filipino groups poised to hold 'victory party' as arbitration court likely to rule against China.

Ministers want to raise the maths' standards of English pupils and see the Chinese methods as the answer.

The images show the youngsters taking part in games like 'tug-of-war' and 'musical chairs'.

1MDB says will continue with rationalisation plan and is able to honour current debt obligations.

The $2m experience includes 18 courses and you get to take home an armchair and diamond-encrusted chopsticks.

In one of the deadliest single incidents, police killed eight "drug personalities" during a pre-dawn raid.

Australia, China and Malaysia's Transport Ministers to meet on 18-19 July.

Suspect dead following shootout with reports that an official's gun was seized and gunman started firing off rounds.

Throughout the US demonstrators have taken to the streets to protest the killings of black men by police.

Campaigners at Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently document many of the abuses committed by Isis.

Bid to get into the Guinness World Record books for the greatest number of trees planted in a single day.

The Hague's arbitration court will issue its verdict on the Philippines' claim on 12 July.

The 51-year-old children's author disappeared without a trace and has been missing for three months.