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Pictures purport to show three 'spies' executed by by group in its Libyan stronghold.

Spring festival preparations under way for those planning to call in Lunar New Year, from Beijing to Croatia

Pro-Biafrans deny involvement in ship hijacking, claim resistance shared among all groups in 'Biafraland'.

Ukrainian President called for strategy to counter Russian propaganda.

Indian Air Force launches rescue operation for missing soldiers belonging to Madras Regiment.

First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon warned the vote's timing could cause 'confusion'.

Ike Wright also allegedly waved the knife at his daughter's girlfriend, prompting police to arrest him.

Female fighters employ brutal interrogation methods, Special Forces officer from National Police said.

As the temperatures plummeted below freezing, a World Vision activist documented the conditions.

Prime minister Enda Kenny from Fine Gael is favoured to return to power but with the help of Labour.

New report says the African nation must decide what to do about rapidly growing Asian toad population.

Ashraf Fayadh was detained on charges of insulting the Muslim faith, prompting worldwide outcry.

Asylum seekers from Afghanistan have been told they must go to fight in Syria if they wish to stay in Iran

Police have cleared a makeshift camp along disused railway tracks on the edge of Paris that was home to hundreds of Roma people.

His office in Abuja raided in connection with an arms procurement investigation ordered by President Buhari

Japan deploys PAC-3 missile interceptors and destroyer to handle North Korea's imminent rocket launch.

The GOP candidate was unhappy with the way his second place in the Iowa caucuses was reported

The lavish state-funded improvements include an amphitheatre and a cattle enclosure.

Aachen authorities allege ageing Tihange nuclear power station became operational without safety measures.

FinanceAsia says how Najib can improve Malaysia's reputation remains to be seen.

2016 Nobel Peace Prize nominations may include Edward Snowden, Pope Francis, and Greek islanders.

Preliminary tests hint at the blast being caused by an explosive device.

Instead of simply saying 'Don't Honk', Red FM came up with the punchline Don't Be Horny.

Pentagon chief Ash Carter says US has entered 'new strategic era' of defence challenges.

Presidential candidates are now headed to New Hampshire for the primary on 9 February.

High Court rejects challenge to Australia's right to deport detained asylum seekers to Nauru island.

The abduction may be linked to the detention of a Lebanese man in Prague.

Pyongyang's planned rocket launch angers Seoul, Tokyo and Washington.

Mosquitoes carrying the virus have also been detected at the Sydney International Airport.