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Record 40.8 million people internally displaced worldwide in 2015 due to conflicts study shows

Rise in internal displacements since 2003 has seen an average of 14,000 people fleeing their homes daily.

US Justice Department not to seek death penalty for Benghazi attack suspect

The attack happened in the American diplomatic compound in the Eastern Libyan city of Benghazi on 11 September 2012.

Isis buries dozens of jihadists alive as punishment for escaping battlefront near Kirkuk

Islamists reportedly executed for avoiding fighting Kurdish Peshmerga forces.

Female student at US Citadel military college threatens to sue over right to wear hijab

Shared uniform is 'essential' to educational goals and military discipline, says school president.

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Comedian Jon Stewart lashes whiny 'man-baby' Donald Trump

Stewart wonders: Are "thin-skinned man-babies" eligible to run for president?

Peruvian activist and actor Ricardo Torres

Peruvian actor Ricardo Torres marries tree in Mexico as part of ecological awareness campaign

This will be the eighth 'marriage' to a tree for the environmental activist and actor.

Bangladesh gives death penalty to Islamist leader for war crimes

Bangladesh hangs Islamist leader Motiur Rahman Nizami for war of independence atrocities

Motiur Rahman Nizami was hanged for genocide, rape and planning the massacre of intellectuals, dating back to 1971.

West Virginia & Nebraska primaries as it happened: Sanders and Trump claim victory

With no challengers, Trump is less than 200 delegates away from clinching the nomination outright.

US burgers test positive for rat and human DNA

Out of 258 burger products, 13.6% were deemed "problematic".

Donald Trump: Can the Republican right derail billionaire's path to the White House?

Trump's critics want a third-party candidate to stand against him in US presidential race

Nigeria: Pro-Biafran protesters 'not even born' during civil war, chides President Buhari

Nigerian leader speaks on importance of unity as breakaway calls continue in southeastern Nigeria.

Tooting by-election: Labour could lose London seat 'if vote takes on life of its own'

Polling experts speak to IBTimes UK about the June by-election, following Sadiq Khan's resignation.

Mark Zuckerberg is a hypocrite - Facebook has destroyed the open web

Zuckerberg talks of a connected world and global community but his creation has killed the internet.

Turkey: Car-bomb targeting police injures at least 13 in Diyarbakir city centre

Many injured in a car-bomb explosion targeting a police vehicle city centre of Diyarbakir

Cannes Film Festival hires ex-Israeli general to stop Paris-style Isis attacks

Hundreds of armed police officers are on hand at this year's event, which is on high terrorist alert.

Iran's leaders squabble over its Israel missile strike capability

Military official reportedly said missile had a range of 1,243 miles, but defence minister said otherwise.

Israel: Two elderly women stabbed in the back by masked Palestinians in Jerusalem

Octogenarian victims of 'knife intifada' rushed to hospital.

Manchester Trafford Centre Isis 'attack': Fake terrorist screaming 'Allahu Akbar' forces police apology

Simulated terror attack in Manchester saw hundreds play wounded or dead.

Activists protest objectification of women outside Bernie Sanders rally in California

A number of activists stood half naked outside the Sanders rally in California.

Dilma Rousseff's impeachment process back on track as speaker reverses annulment decision

Senate chief Renan Calheiros dismisses annulment by interim speaker.

Gambian diplomat Samsudeen Sarr allegedly threatens to shoot protesters in leaked tape

Sarr allegedly made remarks hours after security forces clashed with demonstrators in capital Banjul.

How China's smog-choked cities could be Communist Party's biggest challenge yet

Beijing has finally admitted that China has a problem with pollution, but is it too late?

Ban Ki Moon calls for global cooperation to fight xenophobia and racism

Member countries have been asked to share equal responsibilities in dealing with migrant issues.

Refugee Crisis: Video shows fleeing Syrians shot and beaten by Turkish border guards

Human Rights Watch has detailed the attacks on refugees during April and March this year.

Kenya: Closure of Dadaab and Kakuma refugee camps would be a 'gift to Al-Shabaab terrorists'

Decision to close refugee camps over security and economic concerns would displace more than 600,000 people

North Korea holds mass rally to celebrate end of Workers' Party Congress

Hundreds of thousands celebrated the end of the first Workers' Party Congress to be held here in 36 years.

Bernie Sanders vows to 'fight for the last vote' to secure Democrat nomination

Vermont senator said 'Donald Trump must not become president' while speaking in New Jersey.

Trump and Sanders more popular with US military than Clinton poll data reveals

Active military preferred Trump but a fifth said they wouldn't vote in a Trump v Clinton election.

South African judge Mabel Jansen claims black men take pleasure from raping children

Mabel Jansen says comments where taken out of context while thousands call for her to be sacked.

London mayor Sadiq Khan berates 'ignorant' Trump over Muslim travel ban

Khan said Trump would make UK and US less safe with his views.

Philippines' first transgender politician Geraldine Roman sweeps to congressional victory

History is made in Catholic Philippines as Geraldine Roman takes 62% of the vote.

North Korea: Foreign media invited to attend Workers' Party Congress but are taken sightseeing

Over 100 foreign journalists were allowed into Pyongyang for the first Workers' Party Congress in 36 years.

Alberta wildfire: Trudeau turns down offers of help from Russia, US and Mexico to fight Fort McMurray inferno

Canadian PM says help is unnecessary since other provinces are already assisting in controlling the situation.

Magazine reader letter suggested Trump run for president – in 1987

And she would still back him now, 30 years later, the Newsweek reader said.

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