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World Happiness Report 2016: Burundi tops the 13 unhappiest countries on Earth list

Burundi has been rated the world's least happy country to live in, along with nine other sub-Saharan African countries and Syria, Afghanistan and Yemen.

North Korea: Blast triggers artificial earthquake 21 miles from Pyongyang

South Korea meteorological agency detects 2.2 magnitude tremor in North Korea.

Are you happy? The 13 happiest countries in the world revealed

If you want to be happy, move to a cold European country. That seems to be the message sent out by the 2016 World Happiness Report.

The historical Mizran mosque in downtown Tripoli

Libya: Islamists suspected after bomb attack on historical Mizran mosque in Tripoli

Bomb detonated inside the mosque in early hours of Wednesday morning.

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£1.7m luxury yacht goes up in flames in the US Virgin Islands

Fire crews spent Tuesday afternoon containing the blaze that forced traffic to reroute

Donald Trump calls Fox anchor Megyn Kelly crazy and unwatchable, reigniting pair's feud

Trump's dislike of political pundit is already well-documented

Syrian rebel spy chief claims CIA ignored intelligence on rise of Isis

US was supplied with maps, IP adresses and other intel on emerging jihadist groups, claims spymaster.

Zimbabwe: Policeman in court for President Mugabe 'too old' comment

Thompson Joseph Mloyi also claimed President Mugabe married "a prostitute".

'Fappening' hacker pleads guilty to stealing naked photos of Jennifer Lawrence and other celebrities

Celebgate hacker, Ryan Collins, is charged after pleading guilty to stealing nude celebrity images online.

Real Madrid: Palestinian child firebomb victim Ahmed Dawabsha arrives to meet idol Cristiano Ronaldo

Meeting appears to have been spearheaded by its coach Zinedine Zidane.

Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond poses for a selfie with a fan, as he stands with local pop stars during an event in Edinburgh, Scotland September 14, 2014

SNP Scotland: Can't Budget, Won't Budget

Even allotting 100 per cent of oil and gas revenues to the Scottish exchequer would not eliminate what has become Scotland's annual Budget Deficit.

DRC: African Union urged to call for release of jailed activists Fred Bauma and Yves Makwambala

Dozens arrested in politically-motivated campaign to silence dissent in DRC.

Zika virus: Cuba confirms first case contracted by a woman who never left the country

The island's first home-grown victim of the virus is currently in hospital.

Ted Cruz reaches out to Marco Rubio supporters as Republican race narrows

Cruz switches attention to Trump, but says Rubio ran "strong, optimistic, positive campaign".

Britain First: Met Police dents Mayor's hopes of banning 'Islamophobic' group from Tower Hamlets

East London community braces for another protest on 19-20 March following previous 'carnage'.

Nigeria: Pictures of Coca-Cola cans 'supporting' Biafra and Nnamdi Kanu flood social media

Biafran media claims Nigerian shops are selling customised 'Nnamdi Kanu' Coca-Cola cans.

Nigeria: Suicide blasts kill 22 in Maiduguri mosque in suspected Boko Haram attack

Two female suicide bombers detonate explosives in mosque in Maiduguri in north east of country

Pakistan: CCTV footage captures deadly bus explosion

Footage was filmed from security monitor of shop located near blast site.

South Africa: 'Disgraceful' government conduct allowed Omar al-Bashir to escape genocide trial

Appeal court rules government should have arrested Sudan's president who is wanted by ICC.

Palestinian ex-refugee teacher Hanan Al Hroub: 'I help children overcome trauma with play'

Hanan Al Hroub, winner of the Global Teacher Prize 2016, talks to IBTimes about life in West Bank.

Angela Merkel: Will Germany oust the Iron Chancellor over her 'open door' for refugees?

Germany's Christian Democratic Union is losing ground to right-wing parties amid Europe's migrants crisis.

St Patrick's Day: Top Irish quotes, sayings and blessings to commemorate the Catholic feast day

Celebrate St Patrick's Day on 17 March with these great Irish quotes.

China calls for probe after Argentina sinks trawler for illegal fishing

Argentine coast guard sinks Chinese vessel after it trespasses Argentina's exclusive economic zone.

Clinton one step closer to nomination as Donald Trump wins three states

Florida Senator Marco Rubio drops his presidential bid following a tough blow in his home state.

Mega Tuesday primary results: Trump and Kasich emerge victorious, as Rubio suspends campaign

Trump and Kasich split winner-take-all states Florida and Ohio.

Four-state sweep hands Hillary Clinton boffo Super Tuesday, but Sanders is sticking with contest

Victorious Clinton pivots to Trump: 'President needs to defend nation, not embarrass it.'

Pakistan: New law protecting women against abuse is against Islam say religious groups

They claim the law is the West's agenda to destroy the family system in Pakistan.

North Korea sentences US student Otto Warmbier to 15 years of hard labour

Otto Warmbier, the University of Virginia student was convicted of crimes against the state.

Barack Obama hints at Trump while condemning 'vulgar and divisive rhetoric' in presidential campaign

The president also criticised anti-Trump supporters for resorting to violence in their protests.

France to station paramilitary forces in Burkina Faso to counter jihadist threat

Gendarmerie team to be deployed in Ouagadougou to respond in event of 'terrorist crisis', officials say.

Powerful blast rips through bus in Pakistan's Peshawar killing at least 15

Most of the dead and injured victims said to be government staff travelling on the bus.

Singapore bloggers get surprise letter from taxman on non-monetary benefits

Bloggers told receiving products in exchange for writing or reviewing them is taxable.

Army plane crashes in Ecuador killing 22 people

Ecuadorian army confirms no survivors after Israeli-made Arava cargo plane goes down in the Amazon.

LSE's Islamic Society holds banquet that separates men and women

London School of Economics says dinner a private function but is raising the issue with the society.

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