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Cologne attacks: Minister told police to remove word 'rape' from report in cover-up claim

Newspaper claims police were pressurised to remove word from initial reports on New Year's Eve attacks.

Panama Papers: The five worst places for financial secrecy - and they aren't all tax havens

The most financially secretive states according to Tax Justice Network's Financial Secrecy Index 2015.

Isis in Syria kidnaps 300 construction workers

State media reported the workers had been kidnapped from an area close to Damascus

Marco Rubio proposes bill to prevent 'terrorist financing' Iran accessing US financial system

Rubio and fellow GOP senator Mark Kirk fear the President is relaxing rules on Iran gaining access to US dollars.

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Kazakhstan President Nazarbayev demands plates be washed in vodka at New York restaurant

Nursultan Nazarbayev brought a food taster and security team to look after him at MAMO eatery in SoHo.

Banned nude Donald Trump artwork to be displayed for first time at London's Maddox Gallery

Make America Great Again by Illma Gore has been banned from public display in the US.

Malaysia's 1MDB scandal: Najib Razak under pressure as parliament calls for probe into fund scandal

Report says 1MDB's board must be scrapped but does not directly implicate prime minister Najib Razak.

Panama Papers: Simon Cowell and Jackie Chan among celebs named in Mossack Fonseca leak

World of entertainment dragged into the leak of documents exposing use offshore tax havens.

Bangladesh student activist Nazimuddin Samad who criticised radical Islam hacked to death

Nazimuddin Samad was murdered by assailants after he posted messages on social media criticising Islam.

Burundi human rights: UK urges Nkurunziza regime to stop abuse of prisoners

Britain also demanded full investigation into death of former Rwandan ambassador Jacques Bihozagara.

Hedgehog cafe in Tokyo sees spike in customers wanting to play with prickly mammals

People pay just £6.30 to hold up to 30 hedgehogs at Japanese café dedicated to their care.

Batman cape strangulation: Ikea warns parents to return risky costume after 3 children injured

Swedish retail giant recalled the product, warning parents to stop their children playing with it 'immediately'.

Panama Papers: Shell company participated in unsuccessful bid for Pune IPL franchise in 2010

British Virgin Islands-registered Obdurate Limited was earmarked 15% share in franchise, documents reveal.

Panama Papers scandal reaches Mao Zedong and Communist China elite

Chen Dongsheng, grandson-in-law of Communist China's founder, named in Mossack Fonseca leak.

UK government rejects President Robert Mugabe's choice of Zimbabwe ambassador in London

Blocked ambassador Ray Ndhlukula has benefited from Mugabe's controversial farm seizures.

FBI spills the beans on how it hacked the iPhone to US senators

FBI begins briefing US senators on how it hacked the San Bernardino killer's iPhone

The FBI has begun briefing some US senators on how it unlocked the San Bernardino killer's iPhone.

Dutch voters reject EU-Ukraine treaty in referendum

Result signals doubts about Netherlands' place in Europe among Dutch voters.

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Berkeley university staff including deans and professors preyed on students, report found

Nineteen staff violated sexual misconduct policy since 2011, with many of them targeting students.

Israel's arms exports to Europe doubled in 2015 amid refugee crisis and terror attacks

Israel's weapons sales to Europe jumped from $724m in 2014 to $1.6bn in 2015.

California teen killed after strapping homemade rocket to his skateboard

Bright high school senior was experimenting with propulsion gadget when the rocket exploded.

Honorine Uwababyeyi: Meet the Rwandan genocide survivor helping children of rape victims

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK meets genocide survivor and founder of Hope and Peace foundation.

More than 100 medical groups urge Congress to restore funding for research on gun violence

Guns represent an 'urgent public health threat' that demands study, says representative of coalition.

Panama Papers and Iceland's new prime minister

Panama Papers: Iceland coalition names Sigurdur Ingi Johannsson as new prime minister

Iceland's ruling coalition said the deputy chair of the Progressive Party will take over shortly.

Clip of Donald Trump objectifying one-year-old daughter in 1994 interview emerges

In the clip shared by the Daily Show, Trump commented on his infant daughter's breasts.

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge urged to cancel India tour amid terror fears

Police are hunting a Swift Dzire car believed to have been used by the terrorists to enter India.

Everything you need to know about the Democratic caucus in Wyoming on 9 April

Sanders and Clinton will vie for 14 Wyoming delegates ahead of the all-important New York primary.

San Francisco becomes first US city to require bosses to pay six weeks parental leave

Employers will make up the difference from state fund to pay workers 100% of wages for leave time.

Google honours 'the godfather of world music' Pandit Ravi Shankar on his 96th birthday

Shankar is recognised as a 'national treasure and global ambassador of India's cultural heritage'.

Prostitutes protest after France approves law banning paying for sex

French union of sex workers protest 'repressive' bill that is hoped to eradicate prostitution.

Family of Isis-executed Palmyra archeologist Khaled al-Asaad recall his defiant final moments

Mr Palmyra was murdered for refusing to tell Isis the location of the site's treasures.

Brussels bomber Najim Laachraoui worked as European Parliament cleaner

European Parliament says one of the jihadists had a summer holiday job as a cleaner.

New Isis video shows grim life under jihadist rule for gays and the destruction of churches

Named 'The Voice of Virtue in Deterring Hell' it shows religious police implementing Sharia Law.

How to stop lustful teenagers from having premarital sex? Legalise child marriages says Malaysian MP

Preventing child marriages will not stop teenagers having sex freely says Nik Mazian Nik Mohamad.

Gay and atheist Malaysian student Hazim Ismail given refuge in Canada

Hazim has been declared a 'protected person' which means he cannot be deported to Malaysia.

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