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Katumbi called on president Joseph Kabila to respect the constitution once more.

Diyarbakir is in a region where Kurdish militants often mount attacks, but Isis are also suspects.

At least 70 people have been taken to hospital with injuries as the death toll continues to rise.

IBTimes UK exclusively spoke to Paula Donovan, co-director of the Aids-Free World, about the claims.

Belgian authorities agree to hand over Islamist suspect to their French counterparts.

Man seen executing three Kurdish Peshmerga fighters in video has a similarly large frame to the militant.

Reports that an Indian Catholic priest was crucified on Good Friday could have been false rumours.

Australia is the favourite destination for millionaires, with Sydney, Melbourne and Perth all seeing an inflow of the super-wealthy.

60 families appealed to ICC to investigate alleged crimes against humanity committed in Burundi.

At least 17 people killed after a bridge under construction collapsed in the eastern city of India.

Pro-Biafran leader accused of treasonable felony charges as lawyers claim his trial is rigged.

Baifu Pet Cemetery holds over three thousand graves of pets including dogs, cats, chickens and even chinchillas

Release comes as Kazakh president cements trade ties with the European Union.

A guide to transgender, non-binary terminology and pronouns for international awareness event on 31 March.

Don't let Boris Johnson's deliberate myopia on Assad's destruction across Syria fool you - it's not all Isis.

Students and workers held street protests across France against the government's proposed labour reforms.

Political opposition says the ageing President Mugabe is 'suffering from cognitive dissonance'.

A passenger from the hijacked flight has recounted stories of the surprising responses of fellow passengers.

British tourist posed for photograph with Seif Eldin Mustafa.

Sanders' message is that real change is possible, but Clinton basically says that this is as good as it gets.

At least 17 people killed after a bridge under construction collapsed in the eastern city of India.

Court found insufficient evidence of direct involvement in crimes committed during 1990s Balkans conflict.

A new bill to be passed is in line with Suu Kyi's earlier pledge of functioning "above" the presidency.

Thousands of people have fled city of Mosul, occupied by Islamic State since 2014.

31-year-old mother alleged to have told her kids under 14 not to 'whine or cry' while being tattooed.

Migrant workers live in squalid conditions, are unpaid for months and have passports confiscated.

MPs cannot consider the campaign until they return from the Easter recess in April.

Would-be suicide bomber claims she was abducted from Chibok with hundreds of other girls in April 2014.

Shocking new claims emerge from Code Blue Campaign of French troops sexually abusing women.