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Kim Jong-un appoints his fourth military chief of staff since 2011 after predecessor is accused of sedition.

Scots would demand referendum if taken out of EU 'against their will', says SNP first minister.

Nationwide curfew declared in Fiji after Cyclone Winston kills at least five people.

International community 'closer to a ceasefire today than we have been' says US Secretary of State.

The move was apparently triggered by a similar decision from Serbian authorities.

Demonstrators have cut off a key water supply for the Indian capital of New Delhi, forcing schools to remain shut.

Forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad seize key positions in Aleppo province.

Samuel Willenberg was one of 67 survivors who fled from the camp in 1943 in a daring mass breakout.

Obama sent a comforting message to the heartbroken girl, telling her she can work with him when he's a citizen.

Russia has been accused of bombing hospitals and schools in northern Syria.

Over 28,000 people circled the parliament house in Tokyo, holding hands and shouting: 'Don't build the base'

US Air Force to probe cause of MQ-9 Reaper UAV crash.

Ibrahim Hamidou and Mahamane Ousmane also contesting

Human rights group estimated 29 were killed, and more than 100 injured by twin car bomb attacks

Israeli security forces shoot dead a Palestinian man who allegedly stabbed two police officers.

Syrian president says Turkey must stop sending more 'terrorists' and arms.

Pyongyang holds military exercises amid tensions in the Korean peninsula.

Bush spent over $116m in his campaign, but had very little to show for it.

White man in his 50s goes on random shooting spree in Kalamazoo County.

Exit polls gave Trump 32.5% of the vote, placing him 10% ahead of nearest rival, Marco Rubio.

IBTimes UK looks at some of the president's most famous and controversial quotes.

Battle of Verdun 100th anniversary: An extract from Louis Barthas's diary, who fought in WW1.

The alleged incident occured two weeks after the teenager attended a course on how to treat women.

Museveni wins 60.8% of the vote while rival Kizza Besigye claims 35.4% of the vote.

South American country will still have the cheapest fuel prices in the world.

Feisal and his wife Kawthar live in squalid conditions in the Jordanian town of Sakhra in Ajloum

Novelist Umberto Eco, best known for his book The Name of the Rose, died on Friday 19 February.

Londoners give mixed reactions to the possibility of leaving the European Union.

Karni was also convicted of attempting 8 murders during a mass trial with 115 other suspects.