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Giant panda surprises Vienna zoo staff after giving birth to twins

Initially, the zoo thought Yang Yang delivered just one cub.

India pressing ahead to bolster border defences against China amid reports of intrusion

India is securing its land borders its shares with China, and in Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the Bay of Bengal.

'Going to Pakistan is the same as going to hell' says India's defence minister in wake of Kashmir turmoil

Parrikar said five 'terrorists' from Pakistan were killed while they were trying to cross over on India's Independence Day.

Brazil Supreme Court approves probe on suspended president Dilma Rousseff - Report

Along with Dilma Rousseff, her predecessor 'Lula' da Silva will also be investigated.

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US Embassy says it did intervene in brutal attack on foreigners in South Sudan

The embassy is disputing a report that claims it did nothing as foreigners and locals were attacked.

Malaysia: Suspected terrorists armed with grenades at large, warn police

At least 8 grenades are in hands of terror suspects who may be plotting more attacks.

Trump says 'I don't want to change' on campaign tactics

The GOP nominee has seen declining poll numbers against Hillary Clinton in the last few weeks.

123 Republicans sign open letter urging RNC to stop funding Donald Trump

Two current members of Congress and 27 former RNC staffers among those who have signed the letter.

India: 'jail a man for staring at a woman for 14 seconds' comment by senior official goes viral

Rishiraj Singh also advises women to carry knives and chilli sprays to protect themselves.

Labour targets young voters with EMA and student grant restoration pledges

Party says it will pay for the policies with a corporation tax hike of less than 1.5%.

Iraq to hang 36 Isis jihadists for massacring 1,700 captives in Camp Speicher

Survivors say the militants told them they were going home, before the attack begun.

Tougher medical screening including mental health check for pilots proposed after Germanwings crash

Pilots will also have to undergo drug and alcohol checks as part of initial screening process.

The next United Nations' Secretary-General 'should be a woman', says Ban Ki-moon

Outgoing UN Secretary-General says it is 'high time' a woman took over the role of world's top diplomat.

Italy rules pretending to be single to seduce lover is illegal

Ruling came as married man tried to convince lover he was divorcing his pregnant wife.

The burkini is sexist - but ban women from wearing it and we're no better than a dictatorship

This decision mirrors the tactic of Islamic theocratic regimes' morality police.

Liberated Iraqis identify defected IS supporters

Video shows liberated Iraqis help root out defected Islamic State fighters

Officers can be heard shouting instructions and asking each man their name in search of Isis supporters.

Zimbabwean #ThisFlag leader Pastor Evan Mawarire dismisses critics of his US stay

Pastor has not confirmed he is settling in US to seek safety but Zimbabweans 'feel abandoned'.

Turkey supports Islamist groups in Middle East, says German government leak

A leaked response shows German officials acknowledge Raccip Tayyip Erdogan's support for militants.

South Sudan: UN peacekeepers failed to protect civilians during rape and killing in Juba

Witnesses and Human Rights Watch NGO say not enough was done to protect locals.

'Whooping' and 'high-fiving' exercisers perturb Primose Hill residents

Locals said the work-out group plays 'annoying and disruptive' music.

While we bask in Olympic glory, Saudi Arabia is destroying Yemen with British bombs

The UN has accused Saudi forces of killing twice as many civilians as all others combined.

Egypt vs Israel: How a snubbed handshake at Rio 2016 shone a light on a complicated friendship

Egypt's leaders' tolerance of Israel has rarely been reflected on the Egyptian street.

Donna Brazile, acting chairwoman of the DNC

DNC creates 'cybersecurity board' without any actual cybersecurity experts following hack

The Democratic National Committee's advisory board consists of only policymakers.

Yemi Hailemariam: Partner of Andargachew Tsege 'doesn't want to see people die in the streets'

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK interviews partner of opposition figure Tsege, on death row in Ethiopia.

'Black Olives Matter' restaurant now selling T-shirts

Italian eaterie says it was just trying to sell tapenade.

After 14 years of torture and illegal detention 'freed' Guantanamo prisoners are left destitute

Freed prisoners face a lonely life of poverty in foreign countries where they have no friends, family or community.

British boy, 13, feared dead after going missing off French coast

Boy was in water with his two brothers when he got into difficulty.

Scandal-ridden former Fifa President Joao Havelange dies

Former president of football's governing body died after battle with pneumonia.

Russian fighter jets take off from Iranian base, bomb Isis militants in Syria

Moscow and Tehran are the staunchest allies of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

Southern: Govia Thameslink Railways station staff back strike action in ticket office row

Franchise faces a fresh walkout after peace talks with the RMT over Southern broke down.

Flood-hit elephant that travelled 1,700 km from India's Assam to Bangladesh dies

The long journey and lack of nutrients could be the reasons behind its death.

Fadumo Dayib: Somalia's first female presidential candidate urges talks with al-Shabab

Presidential hopeful Dayib shares her hopes for Somalis in an exclusive interview with IBTimes UK.

Germany: Merkel's CDU party says burqa is 'contrary to integration'

Earlier party chiefs called for ban on Islamic veils.

Speedboat collision with boat off Greek tourist island leaves four dead including two-year-old child

Three others were injured in the collision, with between 15-20 people aboard the tourist boat.

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