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Prime Minister David Cameron's four key demands may be impossible to fulfil says EU President.

Data leaked claims Securus Technologies recorded and stored phone calls of prisoners to their lawyers.

YouGov research found out global attitudes to gender equality in 24 countries.

Dozens of passengers believed to have been injured by doors on the cruise.

UN resolution asks Ban Ki-moon to deploy a team to Burundi to work with the government.

Video shows crowds on Whitehall protesting Modi's record on human rights abuses.

Refugees and migrants cross Norway's border with Russia despite being inhospitable, cold and – very soon – permanently dark.

Kanu is the leader of separatist movement Ipob and director of London-based Radio Biafra.

Burundians tell IBTimes UK about their fear that a UN force may not be able to protect civilians.

Stronghold of Shia Hezbollah group hit by double explosions that killed at least 8.

IBTimes UK speaks to a Syrian refuge at Sid train station in Serbia.

Human rights groups linked president of AFC with torture of Bahraini athletes in 2011.

EU highlighted "serious shortcomings" in Turkey affecting freedom of expression

Hawker business jet pilot made no distress call before crash that left 9 dead.

Violent clashes briefly broke out between police and demonstrators in Athens during a general strike.

Many have opposed the Indian leader's visit but he still sold out Wembley Stadium.

So-called 'Brush Fire' is among scores of blazes that have ravaged the drought-stricken western US.

Tint Swe, once part of Suu Kyi's NLD party, speaks to IBTimes about Myanmar's future.

Home Secretary says crisis must be tackled by returning refugees to Africa from Europe.

The 24-hour general strike called by public and private unions against Syriza's austerity measures.

Charles Mckenzie dies suffering heart attack and 'submerges' wife Dorothy at Playaca Palace hotel

US-led coalition air strikes pound Isis-held areas of Sinjar as around 7,500 fighters advance on the ground.

In 2014 Islamic State overran northern Iraqi town, massacring thousands of Yazidis.

Property tycoon evading jail in Macau purchased stone at a Sotheby's jewellery auction in Geneva.

New cabinet announced six months after Buhari took office following presidential election.

Otto the Bulldog skated through 30 sets of legs in Peru to earn his place in the famous book.

College principal said this was not the first time his students had faced racial profiling.

UN considering to move Monusco troops as it is not equipped enough to deal with violence in Burundi.

Israeli forces storm Al-Ahli hospital to detain stabbing suspect Azzam Shalaldeh, kill cousin.