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Lynton Crosby gives analysis on election

Canada elects Justin Trudeau: Stephen Harper's disastrous campaign denies Lynton Crosby another Conservative win

Crosby is the controversial political strategist who led David Cameron to UK parliament majority.

Live: John McAfee hosts #AskMcAfee Twitter Q&A with IBTimes UK

Tech pioneer and eccentric millionaire John McAfee will be answering readers' questions at 4pm BST.

Second Congo War: 5 questions to understand 'Africa's World War' waged on DRC soil

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With up to six million dead and over two million displaced, DRC saw the deadliest conflict since World War II.

A wave of blue to celebrate the United Nation's 70th birthday

The world's most iconic landmarks will be lit blue to celebrate the occasion.

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Philippines: Typhoon Koppu retreats leaving at least 20 dead and destroying rice crops [Photos]

Koppu was a category 4 typhoon when it made landfall, but it has weakened into a storm and has moved north over the Luzon Strait.

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Fukushima worker has radiation-related cancer says Japanese government

Man involved in clean up of Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant has acute myelogenous leukaemia.

North and South Korea restart family reunions after 65 years

South Koreans crossed the border with North Korea to meet family members they had not seen in 65 years.

Burundi: Esdras Ndikumana claims he was beaten so badly by secret services he needed five bags of blood

Journalists says he was attacked with iron bars and and clubs, and suffered microfractures to his feet.

Omar al-Bashir: India pressured to revoke invitation of Sudanese leader over Darfur war crimes

Sudan's president has been invited to attend India-Africa Forum Summit on 26-29 October

Somaliland: Mentally ill chained, abused and force-fed psychotropic drugs says Human Rights Watch

Trauma from civil war and amphetamine abuse gives rise to poorly managed mental health centres.

Pakistan: Children among dead in Quetta bus attack

At least 11 killed in bus bombing in Quetta, provincial capital of restive Balochistan.

Canada: Justin Trudeau elected prime minister as Liberals defeat Stephen Harper's Conservatives

Stephen Harper's Conservatives concede defeat as Liberals win polls by comfortable margin.

China: Court orders woman to visit her 78-year-old father once every two months

The 46-year-old woman was also told to visit father on his birthday and festival holidays.

Norwegian hunter mistakenly shoots dead 2 moose at the Polar Park Artic Wildlife Centre in Troms

The park will not press charges but will seek costs to buy two new moose.

Canadian election: Liberal leader Justin Trudeau leads polls

Liberal leader Justin Trudeau is edging ahead in the polls in Canada's longest and closest campaigns in the nation's history.

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in UK amid security fears over human rights protests

The Communist leader Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan arrived at Heathrow Airport, met by foreign secretary.

Lord Ashcroft in intensive care with septic shock, liver and kidney failure

The Conservative peer has been in hospital with a 'life-threatening' illness for the past 14 days.

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Stephen Port: Parents of serial killer suspect in 'complete shock' at murder charges

The parents of alleged serial killer Stephen Port say they don't believe their son is capable of murder.

Oslo is first capital city to divest from fossil fuels and plans to halve emissions by 2020

The city's council joins in calls for large funds to divest from fossil fuels.

Israeli hummus cafe offers half-price deal to Arab and Jews who eat together

'If there's anything that can bring together these peoples, it's hummus.'

Brazil: Suspected gas explosion flattens commercial area in Rio de Janeiro

Eight people were injured, including one child.

Israel: Soul-searching as Eritrean migrant caught up in new intifada 'lynched because of skin colour'

Eritrean migrant Haptom Zerhom was mistaken for a terrorist, shot dead and had his body attacked by a mob.

Migrant Crisis: Thousands trapped in swamp-like conditions between Croatia and Serbia [Video]

UNHCR says 2,500 refugees are stuck between Berkasovo and Bapska.

Egypt election: Voters shun ballot box in silent protest over military stranglehold

Young voters vow to stay away from polls in Egypt's first election since 2012.

Thailand vegetarian festival: Bizarre facial piercings include guns, umbrellas and tricycles [Graphic images]

Devotees pierce both cheeks and thread skewers through the holes. Some go a bit further.

UN to call on governments across the world to decriminalise all drugs says Sir Richard Branson

BREAKING: Branson says UN Office on Drugs and Crime set to make announcement on global drugs policy.

Isis: EU vote on anti-Islamist recruitment laws slammed as 'nonsensical online censorship'

Rights groups slam counter-radicalisation proposal drafted by Rachida Dati.

Burundi: MSD opposition leader Charlotte Umugwaneza was killed, says police

Local residents and opposition leaders claim activist Umugwaneza was murdered by secret services

Dussehra 2015: Mythology and significance attached to the popular Indian festival of Vijaya Dashami

Myth has it that on Vijaya Dashami, goddess Durga defeated and beheaded Mahishasura, the buffalo demon.

Migrants stranded in no-man's land as Balkan countries argue over what to do with them [Photo report]

Thousands of migrants and refugees were stranded at Croatia's borders with Slovenia and Serbia.

KFC ad parodying Mick Fanning shark attack angers surfer's mother

"It's disrespectful," says world champion's mother Elizabeth Osborne.

Central African Republic: Anti-Balaka militias kidnap vice president amid new surge of violence

Around 50 fighters stopped Léa Koyassoum Doumta's car 90km from the capital Bangui.

Nigeria: Pro-Biafrans call for immediate release of leader Nnamdi Kanu 'arrested in Lagos hotel'

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

Maldives: Woman escapes death by stoning after Supreme Court overturns verdict

Magistrate court issues death by stoning sentence to woman for committing adultery, but top court overturns verdict.

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