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Shinawatra's opposition movement, known 'Red Shirts', has been accused of violence.

North Korea officials have warned that their armed forces are ready to 'deal a merciless blow to the enemy'.

The State Department says US citizen detainees could be treated in accordance with 'wartime law'.

The Narendra Modi government is planning to lift the month-long curfew in Kashmir in phases.

A number of other crashes have occurred at Shannon Airport in recent years.

Serial killer of 13 women says he would choose 'fatal injection' rather than prison.

Ansaru, a Boko Haram breakaway group is known for kidnapping and killing Westerners.

Large-scale exercise was announced by Moscow two days after an alleged clash between Russian forces and Ukrainian saboteurs in north of Crimea.

Doctors are trying to save the victim's life and her right hand from amputation.

Indian leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi, Subhas Chandra Bose, Lala Lajpat Rai led the freedom struggle.

A draft resolution sponsored by the US also proposed imposing an arms embargo if the government does not cooperate.

Cuba's former leader will mark his birthday in another country to the one he ruled for nearly five decades.

The Syria Democratic Forces — a coalition of militias — fought 73 days to drive out IS freeing 2,000 civilians.

Hafiz Saeed Khan killed in a drone strike on 26 July just 3 days after twin suicide blasts rocked Kabul.

Police have described the attacks in Hua Hin and Phuket as 'local sabotage'.

It is believed the group also posted photos of the execution on social media.

More than 600 names on the database should have been expunged.

Raul Castro's tin-pot police state has replaced his brother's Orwellian cult of personality.

Gonzo journalist took elk antlers from entrance of US author's home while working as reporter in 1961.

He promises more religious freedom to pastors in Orlando where 49 clubbers died two months ago.

No reason given for the surprise move amid a big reshuffle by the president.

US-backed forces said earlier they are on the verge of seizing northern Syrian town.

Place de la Republique's Marianne statue was a colourful, poignant tribute to victims. Not any more.

Attacks come just days after the military won a referendum which strengthens its grip on power.

IBTimes UK looks back at the times of the leader who defied 11 American presidents.

Machar replaced with Taban Deng Gai after he went into hiding following Juba deadly fighting in July.

The teenager died after a week-long battle in intensive care.

The development follows Russia fining Google $6.75m on Thursday for violating Android antitrust rules on mobile devices.

Wang Yi says 'it is up to India what position it has to take' on South China Sea affairs.