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President Mugabe accused of politically motivated violence ahead of 2018 general elections.

The man was arrested in October 2015 for allegedly committing "unpardonable espionage".

Investigators said the risk of collision was in the 'A' category – the highest level.

Suspect accused of being involved in the murder of 130 people will have his legal aid covered by the state.

Kurdish Peshmerga forces released the footage amid claims camera was found after battle with IS militants.

Iranian Nobel peace prize winner on reform and battles with the hardliners.

Israeli prime minister says best way to solve conflict with Palestinians is through direct bilateral negotiations.

Park will land in Tehran accompanied by a large business delegation for her three-day visit.

The US Army has approved requests from 22 female cadets to join their infantry ranks.

11 dead, two still missing after crash, one Briton and one Italian known to be on board

Boehner, a Republican, weighed in on the presidential race during a talk at Stanford University.

The new law would make hiring and firing easier in a country where labor protection is sacrosanct and unemployment is above 10 percent

Ukraine and Russia blame each other for a flare up in fighting during UN Security Council meeting.

National Prosecuting Authority will now decide whether to reinstate the charges.

Caitlyn Jenner posted a video of herself using the women's bathroom at Trump tower in New York.

Mbasogo, 73, has ruled Equatorial Guinea since overthrowing his uncle in 1979 coup d'etat.

Twenty-four policemen were injured in clashes across France on 28 April.

IBTimes UK compares two London political heavyweights, Sadiq Khan and Zac Goldsmith.

Clinton hit back at Trump's jibe and is now using it to fundraise for her own campaign.

'Corpse hotels' have emerged as a flourishing business following a crunch in crematoriums.

Distribution of medication follows criticism of the condition of the country's nuclear plants.

But Survation poll was conducted before an anti-Semitism scandal rocked the Labour Party.

UK passport holder Abdul Nadir Mumin leads sizeable contingent of IS fighters in Horn of Africa, says report.

Construction workers make rare discovery in Tomares.

Beijing's new law on overseas NGOs is aimed at curbing Western influence and protecting China's ethnic unity.

Jill Bidden will join her on the singing show to commemorate the anniversary of Joining Forces initiative.

Colombia becomes the fourth Latin American country to legalise same sex marriages.

About 20 protesters of the People's Liberation Front nationalist movement had gathered outside the event venue.

No immediate reports of damage from Pacific island nation after major quake.