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EU leaders are looking to strike a deal with Turkey which will include support for dealing with migrants.

British man volunteering on Palestine's olive groves has allegedly been attacked for protecting farmers.

President Obama's low approval rating hurts Democratic party's chances, analysis finds.

President Thein Sein inks truce deal with eight rebel groups in administrative capital, Naypyidaw.

Tehran state television airs images of secret underground facilities packed with missiles and launchers.

Marcy was a professor of astronomy at UC Berkeley.

The agency says the Republican front-runner never asked for protection.

Shukee Begum says the reality of life under IS is bleak and once there, there is little hope of escape.

Third Intifada fears as 30 Palestinians and 7 Israelis killed in violence since 1 October 2015.

Pope issues broad public apology for scandals 'either in Rome or in the Vatican'.

Bruce and Deborah Leonard are accused of killing their son Lucas at Word of Life Church in New Hartford.

US personnel will conduct airborne intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations.

Brendan Link Creato went missing from his father's apartment in New Jersey.

In a wide-ranging poll, 56% said they believed there are too many refugees in the country.

ACLU sue two psychologists who devised Bush-era interrogation programme.

Conservative leader says Hungary's model might be only option to stem the flow of immigration.

Craig has a UN role as global advocate against the use of landmines and explosives.

Arab shops and restaurants in the OId City are being forced to close after wave of violence.

Australian high school teacher and former beekeeper captures dandelion pollen grains on a honey bee's eye.

New currency controls to come into force in 2016 will give tax authorities insight into bank accounts of rich.

Sea Watch, an organisation that helps migrant boats, put on event to give Germans new perspective on crisis.

Police found home-made explosives and 28 pieces of electronic detonators in several soft drink cans.

'Beluga' explosives found on suicide bombers were allegedly sold by France to Nigerian army.

MEPs pass resolution saying too little done to protect individuals against mass surveillance

UPDATE: Journalist Christophe Nkezabahizi among 10 killed in worst spate of violence in Bujumbura.

Civil-war-torn country experiences boom in olive oil output despite fighting and destruction.

Some critics say funds would be better spent for mental health care.

Authors return Sahitya Akademi Awards to protest growing disregard for freedom of speech under Narendra Modi.

Requests for information from the MoJ met with labyrinthine world of Kafkaesque contradiction and confusion.