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The El Niño-caused drought has driven Ethiopia to an alarming state of food insecurity and malnutrition.

The Turkish leader will feel he can act with impunity as Brussels rolls out the red carpet.

Zanjani is accused of embezzling money from the Islamic Republic.

Turkish Minute website is launched with spiked content from Gulen-linked Today's Zaman.

The World Culture Festival 2016 is taking place in New Delhi from 11 to 13 March.

US Defence Secretary Ash Carter outlined how the US government will deploy hackers to fight terrorism.

Trial on treasonable Biafra felony charges adjourned to 9 March as judge denies defence request.

It is thought the hunt for the missing plane will end in July regardless of whether or not the plane is found.

Drone footage showed rows and rows of tents dotted for kilometres among the vast fields at the border.

Tight border patrols and tough new Hungarian laws punishing illegal entry and border fence vandalism slowed down the amount of refugees allowed through the borders.

Events, conferences, debates and festivals around the world to mark International Women's Day on 8 March 2016.

IBTimes UK outlines the key events in a disturbing history of sexual exploitation and abuse by UN personnel.

Emails and texts by Mourinho could be made public should hearing fail to reach a conclusion.

IBTimes UK rounds up what India's rich and famous had to say on Maha Shivratri 2016.

The Quilliam foundation has said elements from the Hitler Youth can be observed in IS training.

Kotleba is admirer of country's wartime Nazi puppet government.

Arnie joined Kasich on the US Presidential campaign trail in Columbus, Ohio.

But Londoners will have to wait for votes from TSSA and Unite and part-time operators to be trained.

Shueb Salar had apparently posted homophobic and sexist messages on Twitter.

A number of Burundians claimed the cleric should 'stay out of Burundian affairs'.

Dozens of couples took part in the quirky race in Surrey.

UUP source previously told IBTimes UK party would back a 'soft yes' vote.

Dr S Sundararaj reportedly asked the young girls about their weight and whether they deserved scholarship money.

Female protesters staged march ahead of official Women's Day on 8 March.

Nigerian president says government will not engage in dialogue with people calling for breakaway.

Indian intelligence agencies step up security across Gujarat and New Delhi fearing terror attacks.

MIT professor has condemned the JNU row and come out in support of student leader Kanhaiya Kumar.

South Sudan's leaders failing to end atrocities committed by government forces and rebels.

Canada's Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan 'approves' tandoori-spiced patty burger created by Vancouver café.