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Machar is returning to capital Juba as part of a peace deal aimed at ending the civil war.

'Financial issue is something that is much worse than the war,' experts tells IBTimes UK.

BBC Pop Up clarifies no offence was meant.

Bachmann faces five years in prison after calling refugees 'scum' and 'cattle'.

The woman's actions caused the animal to lunge at her behind a second fence.

Machar's reinstatement as vice president forms part of a peace deal aimed at ending civil war.

The South Korean restaurant is ordered to pay 14.5m won (£9,000) for violation of a previous court order.

While addressing the Buffalo campaign, Presidential candidate Donald Trump mixes up 9/11 with 7-Eleven.

Prime Minister Modi has addressed a public rally in Jammu & Kashmir during his third official visit to the region.

Special court in Mumbai issues non-bailable warrant against Vijay Mallya.

UN condemned the killing of a Moroccan peacekeeper from the Minusca by alleged LRA rebels.

The Pulitzer Prize for breaking news photography has been jointly won by Reuters and The New York Times for images of the refugee crisis in Europe and the Middle East.

Heard managed to avoid jail time over allegations that she had violated the country's quarantine laws.

Sukhoi Su-34 jets drop guided bombs on frozen parts of river Sukhona in Vologda to avert flooding.

Pentagon warns Beijing against militarising disputed region.

A suicide car bomber has blown himself up near the defence ministry in the Afghan capital.

The incident took place when Power was on her way to meet children affected by the Boko Haram war.

Labour hopeful for City Hall promises to provide 'real leadership' for NHS services in the capital.

The lawsuit claimed that Jacobus was 'inundated with an avalanche of vicious ridicule and scorn'.

Proposed Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act sours US-Saudi relations.

The embattled leader called the impeachment process against her 'illegitimate' and vowed to fight on.

There are 95 delegates available to Republicans and 247 delegates available to Democrats.

Nazir takes leave of absence to allow Ernst & Young to probe transfers made at request of Najib.

The rap phenomenon is only the ninth musical to win the drama award in nearly 100 years.

'You have a right to be armed to protect your family,' the Texas senator said.

IPIC claims 1MDB failed to make $1.1bn payment as part of debt restructuring deal.

Humiliating result for Lord Chancellor Michael Gove as Supreme Court throws out plans to deny legal aid.

Dmitry Peskov, the spokesman for President Putin has explained his earnings as due to a family inheritance.

The jihadists release a new montage of killings said to have taken place in besieged Fallujah, Iraq.