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Mugabe looks to boost investment and economic cooperation with Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

More than 56% of New Zealanders vote to keep current Union Flag design.

New state law bigfoots local statutes, pointedly omits LGBT community in new 'anti-discrimination' measure.

IBTimes UK offers an exclusive behind the scenes account of the latest industrial dispute.

Priyanka Chopra, Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir Khan and other Indian celebrities post about Holi.

At least 31 individuals were killed in the Islamic State attacks and more than 200 wounded.

Tokyo confirms return of its fleet, comprising four survey ships, after a successful whale hunt in Antarctic.

Police are extending their manhunt to include a man who assisted Khalid el-Bakraoui.

TATP was the primary explosive material used in bombs and suicide vests in the 2015 Paris attacks.

Prime Minister Beata Szydlo was unequivocal in going back on the country's commitment to EU.

GOP candidate turns his vitriol on Heidi Cruz.

North Korea claims testing solid-fuel rocket engine as tensions in Korean peninsula tightens.

Amnesty claims Myanmar using military-era laws to persecute people but new government can change things.

Tugboat at bottom of sea near San Francisco took on water in high winds soon after leaving shore.

A Malaysian team has said two pieces are consistent with panels from the plane, but a confirmation is still awaited.

US users may begin seeing 'Swipe the Vote' video cards on top issues in the 2016 presidential election.

Hacktivists Anonymous had previously threatened Daesh after the Paris Attacks in November.

Film business is booming in the state but producers are unhappy about controversial measure.

Morris was behind the revival of traditional British textile arts and methods of production.

The terrorist group released images of sweets being given to local residents in Syria.

Emergency meeting of experts to look at beefing up security outside airport arrival halls.

The US President said he wanted to help Argentina 'heal and move forward'.

The Syrian army is said to be just metres from the 2,000 year old Unesco World Heritage site.

Matthew Doyle faced a strong backlash after tweeting about the incident.

Surfer Cameron Munro is thought to have drowned while out surfing in Indonesia.

The militants have 'orders to choose the time, place and method for maximum carnage'.

Shadow human rights minister attacks UK government's approach to human rights in the Gulf.

Bitter battle looms as first lady Grace Mugabe hints she is out to get the vice-president.

How could a technique using fear of asphyxiation by drowning be considered anything other than torture?