France floods: State of emergency as River Seine bursts its banks in Paris
The River Seine burst its banks earlier in the week and has since reached a record height of 8.6 metres - the highest it has been in nearly 35 years.
Indian citizenship a possibility for Hindus facing persecution in Pakistan and Bangladesh
Narendra Modi's government has taken a number of measures to protect Hindu refugees in neighbouring countries.
DRC: Who is Rebecca Kabugho, one of the world's youngest female prisoners of conscience?
EXCLUSIVE: Rebecca's brother, and fellow LUCHA activists, tell IBTimes UK about the 21-year-old's fight.
Savvy UK punter who bet early on Donald Trump becoming US president set to make £80,000
The bet was placed by the man who made Trump a knight of the round table.
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Paris floods threaten 250,000 priceless Louvre artworks and force evacuation of 20,000 people
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World Environment Day 2016: 30 photos showing the often horrifying effects of the illegal trade in wildlife
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Ukraine's spy agency torturing pro-Russian sympathisers in the Donbass alleges United Nations
The UN also accused pro-Russian separatist groups of torture in the conflict-ridden Donbass region.
Head teachers protest against Barnsley Council's move to cut summer holidays
Barnsley has become the first council in England to cut summer holidays to under five weeks.
Joint Niger Delta Liberation Force: New rebels threaten Nigeria missile attack on 7 June
JNDLF vow missile attack after Avengers blow oil pipelines as renewed violence rocks Niger Delta.
Modi in US: India applies for Nuclear Suppliers Group membership after seven years of talks
The Indian government is hoping that Washington will be able to make a case for India's NSG membership.
Teenagers find note saying 'sorry for the smell' next to dead body in Bronx apartment
The 18-year-olds saw a foot sticking out from under a blanket next to a pool of blood.
Anti-Trump demonstrators pelt supporters with eggs during clashes at San Jose rally
The rally saw Donald Trump delighting his supporters, vowing to build a wall along the US border and have Mexico pay for it.
Mathura: Clashes between police and encroachers claim 24 lives in northern India
Violence erupted when police launched a clearance operation to evict illegal occupants from a park.
Iran's supreme leader lambasts 'evil' UK and rejects cooperation with 'great satan' US
Ayatollah Khamenei is hardliner who distrusts the UK and US and dislikes nuclear deal.
Venezuela: National guard fire tear gas at protesters as food crisis worsens
The South American country is suffering from a severe food crisis.
Violent protesters attack Donald Trump supporters after San Jose rally
The protesters shouted anti-Trump slogans and burnt an American flag and Trump's Make America Great Again hats.
Amy Schumer poses without underwear in support of campaign for gun safety
Other celebrities in support of the campaign also posted selfies wearing orange.
'Inverted Jenny' American stamp stolen 61 years ago returns home
The 1918 stamp was stolen in 1955 when it was on display at a show in Virginia.
Cocaine currency: Colombian farmers barter coca paste for groceries
One gram of coca paste is worth about 2,000 Colombian pesos (about 45p or $0.64).
Nigeria: Avengers attack Shell and ENI pipelines, vow oil production 'will be zero'
Pipeline attacks continue in restive south-eastern Nigeria as oil production decreases.
Refugee crisis: Greece to send gay Syrian back to Turkey
All Syrian migrants arriving in Greece will be returned to Turkey if they fail to apply for asylum or get rejected.
Migrant crisis: Rescuers scramble to save hundreds in peril as boat capsizes near Crete
Hundreds of people thrown into the Mediterranean sea after their boat capsized.
Sacked Bank of America racist Christine McMullen Lindgren had 'Likes' for N-word rant on Facebook
The 57-year-old banker wrote "F***ing n****r go back to Africa" before deleting her Facebook account.
Human Rights Watch calls Ukraine to withdraw the ban imposed on 17 Russian journalists
Ukraine has prohibited 17 Russian journalists from entering the country from 27 May until 31 December 2017.
Good Country Index 2016: UK does more global good than Germany, US and France
Sweden was ranked first on the list followed by Denmark and Netherlands.
Making Trump president 'would be a historic mistake', Clinton warns
'Donald Trump's ideas aren't just different, they're dangerously incoherent,' said Clinton, in a blistering attack.
Mount Everest: Metres away from summit, Briton quits ascent to save fellow climber
Britain's Leslie Binns is being lauded for abandoning his mission to save Indian climber Sunita Hazra.
Syria: 2 killed as motorcycle-borne suicide bomber blows himself up in Latakia
People leaving Khulafa Rashideen mosque in city centre fall victims to blast.
Migrant crisis: 85 decomposing bodies wash ashore in Libya
Bodies washed ashore off Libyan city of Zuwara include those of two children.
Returning refugees to Turkey 'reckless and illegal' says Amnesty International
Rights group asks EU to stop considering Turkey as a 'safe country' for asylum seekers.
Middle East peace talks set to begin in Paris without Israel and Palestine
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reiterated that only direct negotiations will work.
Missing Japanese boy Yamato Tanooka found unharmed in military barracks
After an intense hunt, missing Tanooka was reportedly found 'in relatively good health' in Shikabe town.
US House Speaker Paul Ryan finally announces his support for Donald Trump
The Wisconsin Republican's endorsement was made in a guest column for the newspaper Janesville Gazette.
Terror scare on British Airways plane from London to US after 'unspecified' bomb threat
Police evacuated passengers from the plane at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey
Ramadan 2016: What is the Islamic holy month of fasting and prayers about?
Ramadan, the Muslim holy month of fasting, prayers and introspection, begins on 6 June.
Harambe the gorilla: Anonymous publishes chilling video demanding action against child's parents
Anonymous posts video with photo, address and phone number of mother of boy who fell in Harambe's pit.
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