US asks Russia to allow observers at military drills aimed at countering underwater sabotage
Large-scale exercise was announced by Moscow two days after an alleged clash between Russian forces and Ukrainian saboteurs in north of Crimea.
Florida woman in critical condition after alligator nearly bites off her right hand
Doctors are trying to save the victim's life and her right hand from amputation.
India celebrates 70th Independence Day on 15 August 2016: Here's the history and significance of the day
Indian leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi, Subhas Chandra Bose, Lala Lajpat Rai led the freedom struggle.
UN approves, but South Sudan rejects, deployment of 4,000 additional troops in Juba
A draft resolution sponsored by the US also proposed imposing an arms embargo if the government does not cooperate.
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Fidel Castro at 90: 10 little-known facts about Cuba's revolutionary leader
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UK Government pledges to plug £4.5bn EU funding gap following Brexit
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US-backed SDF forces say they have seized full control of embattled Manbij from Isis
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Isis leader in Afghanistan and Pakistan Hafiz Saeed Khan killed in US drone strike
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Two men detained by police over Thailand bomb attacks
Police have described the attacks in Hua Hin and Phuket as 'local sabotage'.
Priya Joshi Aug 12, 2016
Iraq: Isis executes five men for smuggling people into 'lands of disbelief'
It is believed the group also posted photos of the execution on social media.
Ludovica Iaccino Aug 12, 2016
Database of California gangs used by police found to be full of errors
More than 600 names on the database should have been expunged.
Harriet Sinclair Aug 12, 2016
Fidel Castro's shadow grows fainter as young Cubans choose cash and life over 'socialism or death'
Raul Castro's tin-pot police state has replaced his brother's Orwellian cult of personality.
James Bloodworth Aug 12, 2016
Eurostar strike suspended by RMT and TSSA unions after breakthrough in talks
Move comes after last ditch negotiations between the parties this morning.
Ian Silvera Aug 12, 2016
Hunter S Thompson's widow returns antlers he stole from Ernest Hemingway home after 52 years
Gonzo journalist took elk antlers from entrance of US author's home while working as reporter in 1961.
Ewan Palmer Aug 12, 2016
Donald Trump courts anti-gay evangelicals on anniversary of Pulse nightclub massacre
He promises more religious freedom to pastors in Orlando where 49 clubbers died two months ago.
Harriet Sinclair Aug 12, 2016
Russia: Vladimir Putin dismisses his chief of staff and close ally Sergey Ivanov
No reason given for the surprise move amid a big reshuffle by the president.
Brendan Cole Aug 12, 2016
Syria: Isis militants fleeing besieged Manbij abduct 2,000 civillians
US-backed forces said earlier they are on the verge of seizing northern Syrian town.
Tom Porter Aug 12, 2016
Place de la Republique's tributes to Paris terror attack victims are removed
Place de la Republique's Marianne statue was a colourful, poignant tribute to victims. Not any more.
Alex Wheeler Aug 12, 2016
Court of Appeal backs Labour over blocking 130,000 new members from leadership vote
Ruling will be a blow to Jeremy Corbyn's campaign, who opposed the Labour Party's appeal.
Ian Silvera Aug 12, 2016
Muslim separatists and anti-military forces in the frame as bomb blasts hit Thai tourist hot spots
Attacks come just days after the military won a referendum which strengthens its grip on power.
Orlando Crowcroft Aug 12, 2016
Fidel Castro dies at 90: Life of the Cuban revolutionary in pictures
IBTimes UK looks back at the times of the leader who defied 11 American presidents.
David Sim Aug 12, 2016
South Sudan: Peace process needs Riek Machar's reinstatement as vice-president, says Africa Union
Machar replaced with Taban Deng Gai after he went into hiding following Juba deadly fighting in July.
Ludovica Iaccino Aug 12, 2016
Mick Cash: RMT Union chief behind summer of strikes backed Iraq War and loves Watford FC
IBTimes UK profiles the general secretary accused of creating travel misery across Britain.
Ian Silvera Aug 12, 2016
Miss World Australia finalist Elyse Miller-Kennedy dead at 17 after head-on crash
The teenager died after a week-long battle in intensive care.
Staff Reporter Aug 12, 2016
South Korea launches formal enquiry to check if Google violated antitrust laws in the country
The development follows Russia fining Google $6.75m on Thursday for violating Android antitrust rules on mobile devices.
Kedar Grandhi Aug 12, 2016
Beijing foreign minister evades question over India's position on South China Sea
Wang Yi says 'it is up to India what position it has to take' on South China Sea affairs.
Vasudevan Sridharan Aug 12, 2016
Migrant crisis: French court rules Calais Jungle businesses cannot be closed down
The court in Lille took into account the camp's 'emergency conditions'.
Brendan Cole Aug 12, 2016
Series of bomb explosions causes destruction in Thailand's popular tourist areas
The blasts come just days before the anniversary of the Erawan Shrine bombing, which killed 20 people and injured over 100.
Alex Wheeler Aug 12, 2016
Britons warned against travel to Thailand following bomb attacks in Phuket and Hua Hin
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office has advised against all but essential travel to affected areas.
Lydia Smith Aug 12, 2016
Mother arrested in Florida after her crying newborn baby is beaten to death by her six-year-old son
Kathleen Marie Steele left her three children alone in the car for at least half an hour.
Harriet Sinclair Aug 12, 2016
Virgin Trains East Coast workers will stage three 24-hour strikes across August says RMT
Operator promises it will run a full timetable through any action over guards' role.
Ian Silvera Aug 12, 2016
Man freed after 28 years in prison as friend whose evidence convicted him admits 'I lied'
Johnny Small was arrested at 15 and sentenced to life in prison for murder.
Harriet Sinclair Aug 12, 2016
Turkey issues arrest warrant against ex-footballer Hakan Sukur in coup probe
The prosecutors accuse the football star of being a member of the Fethullah terror network.
Pavitra Dwibhashyam Aug 12, 2016
To manage growing elephant populations in reserves, conservationists turn to contraception
Dart technique for females means that crueller methods like culling and relocation can start to end.
James Tennent Aug 12, 2016
No evidence of Russia's claim of a Ukrainian armed incursion into Crimea, says NATO
Russia has cut off internet access in the north of the disputed peninsula which it annexed in 2014.
Brendan Cole Aug 12, 2016
Republicans want cut to Donald Trump's funding as his chances of being president are 'evaporating'
70 members back letter to party chief saying candidate's unpopularity risks a Democratic landslide.
Tom Porter Aug 12, 2016
Jeremy Corbyn challenges 'myths' about his leadership with rebuttal website
'Corbyn Facts' may have failed to live up to its name on the issue of the leader's electability.
Ian Silvera Aug 12, 2016
Japan in talks to provide Philippines with two coast guard ships to patrol South China Sea
Japan is expected to deliver the vessels next week as part of a deal on defence equipment.
Nandini Krishnamoorthy Aug 12, 2016
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