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President Rodrigo Duterte follows through on his pledge to tackle drugs trade and kill thousands of criminals.
EU referendum: Jeremy Corbyn says he 'won't take blame' if Britain votes for Brexit
The Labour leader gave his only live set piece TV appearance of the campaign on Sky News.
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Germany has warned that Nato exercises in Poland are inflaming tensions with Russia.
'I'm in Orlando and I did the shootings': Partial transcript of Omar Mateen 911 calls released
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Death row appeal for Cyril the squirrel from Royal Arsenal residents
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Battle for Fallujah: Video of Iraqi forces storming streets held by Isis for two years
Weeks of fighting in Fallujah have taken their toll with over 80,000 civilians fleeing the city.
Battle for Fallujah: Photos of Iraqi troops inside former Islamic State stronghold
Iraqi forces recapture parts of the centre of Fallujah, a Daesh base for two years.
Chinese government official threatens to 'beat' journalists at scene of 2011 uprising
Chinese official Qian Hanpei tried to hit journalists that were trying to ask him questions.
Kenya Al-Shabaab: Two policemen 'burned beyond recognition' in attack that leaves five dead
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Nnamdi Kanu: Trial adjourned to 26 September as Ipob leader wears 'I love Biafra' bracelet in court
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2015 saw record deaths of environmental activists with over 3 killed every week
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St Kilda: Scottish National Trust fund to preserve Europe's largest colony of nesting seabirds
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Turkish artillery and coalition air strikes pound Isis positions, killing 23 militants
The attacks were said to pre-empt a Daesh attack following months of rocket attacks.
Pro-Donald Trump picture features daughter Ivanka telling Hillary Clinton: 'watch out'
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Raghuram Rajan: Outgoing Indian central bank chief felt 'undermined' by Modi and Jaitley
Rajan, 53, will return to academia at the end of this three-year term in September.
Indian minister says efforts being made to bring back 39 hostages held captive by Isis since 2014
External affairs minister claims two heads of states in Gulf have said the Indian hostages are alive.
Facebook and Twitter blocked in Algeria to prevent exam fraud
Earlier in June, dozens of people including heads of education centres and teachers were arrested.
Iran claims it has foiled the 'biggest terrorist plot' in its history, which targetted Tehran
Iranian officials claim Sunni militants planned bomb atacks in capital.
Lebanon is broken – is Hezbollah to blame?
Political stalemate, economic downturn and the Syria war refugee crisis has left the country reeling.
Mexico: Violent clashes between teachers and riot police leave six dead in Oaxaca state
Protesters threw stones and Molotov cocktails, and burned vehicles during a teachers' protest.
World Refugee Day: Hundreds gather in Nairobi to stand in solidarity with forced migrants
IBTimes UK attended celebrations in the capital's Kayole suburb as refugees performed traditional dances.
World Refugee Day 2016: Iceland and Sweden deny asylum to Nigerian Boko Haram victim
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MH370: Pictures of possible passenger belongings found on Madagascar beach posted online
US lawyer Blaine Gibson found 20 items including purses, backpacks and part of a laptop case.
Australia: PM Malcolm Turnbull promises referendum on legalising same-sex marriage
Opposition Labour Party has raised concerns that the referendum would trigger underlying homophobia.
Photos of flash floods and landslides after week of torrential rain in China
The country's usual monsoon period has escalated into a human disaster on the scale of 1998.
Forget hate politics: 10 real reasons to remain in the EU
IBTimes UK reporter Harriet Sinclair outlines 10 reasons to remain in the EU.
Indonesia's Java province hit by flash floods and landslides leaving scores dead
Indonesia's Disaster Mitigation Agency says Purworejo district is the worst hit with 29 deaths.
Number of refugees soars to record 65 million with 24 people displaced every minute
According to a UN report, 24 people, were forcibly displaced from their homes every minute in 2015.
Mexico: 6 dead in clashes between teachers and police
The teachers were protesting against new educational reforms that include mandatory testing of teachers.
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