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Hillary Clinton: Having a female president is not as important as helping poor American women

Middle class feminists who support Hillary don't care that her policies won't help poor women.

Michael Schumacher: Ex-Ferrari boss says latest on F1 driver is 'not good'

Michael Schumacher has now been in a medically-induced coma for three weeks, promoting concerns about the prospects of a full recovery.

Schumacher's spokesperson declines to comment on update from Luca di Montezemolo

Greece strike: Protesters march in Athens, throwing petrol bombs and demanding end to austerity

The leftist-led government's pension reform plan has slashed workers' salaries to meet targets set by the country's foreign creditors.

Israel: We must not forget the murder of Palestinian Mohammed Abu Khdeir even as his killers are jailed

Mohammed's killing demonstrates why Israeli and Palestinian should go back to the negotiating table.

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MT Leon Dias hijacking: Nationality of five hostages disclosed as Biafran link is 'highly unlikely'

Biafra issue is likely a cover up for hijacking, maritime security expert tells IBTimes UK.

Tube strike: London Underground issues travel advice as talks with RMT continue

The parties are trying to find a resolution to the job cuts dispute with private negations.

Germany: Heavy security and CCTV at Women's Carnival Day in Cologne after New Year's Eve sex attacks

Cologne has done its utmost to make sure that the Weiberfastnacht festival continues as normal, without any security worries

Runners brave -35C in Genghis Khan Ice Marathon

The event took runners across remote parts of Mongolia, fighting extreme cold and wolves.

Zimbabwe's Prosecutor General Johannes Tomana

Zimbabwe: The 'suspicious' case involving President Mugabe, the prosecutor and a bomb plot

IBTimes UK looks at the prosecutor-general charged over President Mugabe bomb plot.

Rio Carnival 2016: Zika virus and economic crisis cast shadow over Brazil's big party

Microcephaly-causing virus has struck as Brazil prepares for Rio Carnival and summer Olympic Games.

Madrid: Saudi Arabian Airlines flight SVA226 evacuated after bomb threat found with knife

Passengers of flight SVA226 from Madrid's Barajas airport to Riyadh disembarked before take-off.

New Zealand: Anti-TPP protestors bombard Auckland streets demonstrating against the signing of trade deal

Trans-Pacific Partnership is causing major controversy as people fear it will affect labourers and those in less-developed countries

Ukraine: Kiev faces political crisis after minister quits accusing lawmakers of corruption

Aivarus Abromavicius said he did not want to be a 'cover' for Soviet-style corruption.

Syria: Nigerian President Buhari attends London conference to support 'anti-terror war'

President Muhammadu Buhari is to return to Nigeria after an official visit to France and UK.

Refugees and migrants queue to register atanasylumcentre

Cologne sex attacks: Germany to bar Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria from asylum list

Migrants from three countries not classed as refugees under new rules.

Abandoned cargo ship Modern Express successfully dragged into port after rescue operation

Panama-registered vessel had been drifting off the French coast for days.

Somalia: Mobile phone footage captures passenger plane after fatal mid-air fuselage explosion

Blast happened minutes after Dallo Airlines Airbus 321 took off from Mogadishu airport with one reported dead.

Former BBC journalist arrested in Tehran ahead of Javad Zarif's London visit

Bahman Daroshafaei, a champion of human rights, has high visibility on social media.

Prince Charles at British Asian Trust gala

British Asian Trust: Prince Charles dedicates 'millions of pounds' for India's farmers

Prince wants to help India's farmers realise the value of their products and increase productivity in agriculture.

Dalai Lama photos confiscated by authorities in China's Sichuan province

Shopkeepers were told to hand over images and portraits of the exiled spiritual leader by 2 February.

Over 10,000 blacktip sharks spotted migrating off Florida coastline

A local university is trying to work out why the sharks are there now.

Goldman Sachs vs Bernie Sanders: CEO Lloyd Blankfein blasted by Elizabeth Warren over liberal slur

Warren said Blankfein 'just didn't get it' seven years after financial crisis.

DRC: Congolese warlord Katanga on trial again at ICC over new war-crime charges

'Simba' already convicted in 2014 of complicity of slaughtering of 200 ethnic Hema civilians in Bogoro.

Who are India's Gurkhas and how are they threatening Britain's military outpost in Brunei?

A defence agreement between India and Brunei could threaten the British Army's last outpost in the Far East.

Niger Delta militants 'free hijacked ship' with MT Leon Dias now in custody of Benin navy

Suspected militants threatened to blow up ship unless Nigeria freed Biafran leader Nnamdi Kanu.

Burundi: Rwanda accused of training Burundian rebels, UN experts claim

UN experts claims leaked memo accuses Rwanda of recruiting and training Burundian refugees.

Jalal Baleedi: US drone strikes kill leader of Islamic State in Yemen and 11 other Jihadi militants

Baleedi was killed as he travelled in a car between the towns of Zinjibar and Shaqra.

Could the US election really be hacked?

Hacking a presidential election to influence its outcome seems far-fetched, but can it be done?

Malaysian police fails to stop social media posts depicting Prime Minister Najib Razak as a 'clown'

Police move to clampdown on rights activist Fahmi Reza backfires.

France's state of emergency impedes civil liberties says Amnesty International

The French government is moving to extend the state of emergency to late May.

South Korean military plane crashes as North Korea gears up for rocket launch

Reconnaissance aircraft crashed in Andong city in Gyeongsangbuk-do Provinc as Seoul ramped up surveillance.

Chinese New Year 2016: Mobile app Jobdoh helps single Hong Kong residents find 'fake' partners

App helps singles under pressure to bring home partners to impress family members.

Trans-Pacific Partnership: Pacific Rim nations sign biggest regional free trade deal in history

US and other 11 Pacific nations formally inked the Trans-Pacific Partnership in Auckland amid protests.

Use condoms to protect against Zika virus warns the US Centers for Disease Control

Cases spread by sex trigger alert by federal health organisation

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