Argentina: 43 police killed and dozens injured as bus plunges from bridge and flips on its roof
Bus carrying Argentine police crashed off a bridge near Salta, 900 miles north of Buenos Aires.
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Central African Republic elections: Voting in constitutional referendum goes on despite violence
Fighters armed with automatic weapons and rocket-propelled grenades launched several attacks in an attempt to block the vote.
Burundi: Trial underway for 28 'coup plotters' as fears grow over security situation
28 people are accused of attempting to overthrow Burundi's President Pierre Nkurunziza on 13 May.
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Jubilee 2015: Conmen had €70,000 fake Apostolic Blessing parchments to sell to pilgrims
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Isis and al-Qaeda wait in wings as fragile truce begins in broken Yemen
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Ukraine: Symbolic freedom fighter and filmmaker Oleg Sentsov languishes in Russian labour camp
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Paris Isis knife attack: Teacher admits making up Islamic State stabbing assault
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Philippines: University students run naked in government transparency push
They gave out roses to onlookers and carried placards calling for support for their cause.
Women's only festival in Australia refuses entry to transgender woman
In a now-deleted post, the festival said they would be open to transgender women who have undergone surgery.
Saudi Arabia: Female politicians and voters react after at least 17 women elected in landmark poll
A number of women have been elected to political office for the first time in Saudi Arabia.
Nigeria social media bill lambasted by journalists: This is not Italy under Mussolini
IBTimesUK spoke with journalists and bloggers in Nigeria on Senator Na'Allah's controversial social media bill.
Isis in Italy: Suspected Daesh operative posing as Syrian refugee arrested in Sicily
Police found pictures and texts praising terrorist acts and Islamic State on suspect's mobile phone.
Russia: Cat is more popular than mayoral candidates in Siberian town of Barnaul
An online group has put Barsik the cat up for mayor in the Russian city of Barnaul.
Burundi: 'Help us, the world needs to know that a genocide is under way' says opposition
Battle-lines had followed the political divide but many fear violence could reopen ethnic rifts.
Spain and Colombia locked in dispute over $2 billion treasure found in sunken galleon
The wreck of the San Jose was recently discovered off the Caribbean coast.
Margaret Thatcher's iconic handbags and personal effects up for auction
Christie's auctioneers in London are selling more than 400 lots of PM's clothes, jewellery and handbags.
France regional elections 2015: Public happy with Front National failure but warn of lack of democracy
Lille residents say they're happy with FN's failure but warn that people want change in political landscape.
Rainbow: London pastor claims Bungle, Zippy and pals were part of a gay propaganda plot
In a video posted on Friday, pastor questions the meaning behind Rainbow's theme
Rwanda genocide: Arusha International Criminal Tribunal to close after 21 years
ICTR was set up by the UN to try suspects for the killing of Tutsis and moderate Hutus.
Brazil: Thousands protest in Sao Paulo to demand impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff
Up to 100,000 protesters in Sao Paulo called for an end to corruption.
Japan's top court to rule on 2 family laws seen as sexist
One of the laws creating problems over paternity of children of divorced women.
Donald Trump attacks Hillary Clinton over Benghazi and Isis, blaming her for hundreds of thousands of deaths
Trump said the foreign policy of the Obama Administration had left the Middle East a 'total disaster'.
Central African Republic conflict: Violence mars referendum on new constitution
Up to five people were killed as gunfire in Bangui disrupted the referendum.
Burundi: Children in refugee camps in Rwanda recruited as soldiers
Burundian refugees are brainwashed by rebel leaders within vicinity of refugee camps.
Russian plane crash: Egypt government report claims no evidence Metrojet brought down by Isis bomb
The Egyptian civil aviation ministry said its had so far found no evidence of a criminal act.
Top 10 innovations of 2015: Dengue vaccine, viagra for women and the hoverboard
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COP21: Paris climate change deal is a false victory that creates more problems than it solves
The battle for rational climate and energy policies has just begun.
Philippines: 700,000 evacuated as powerful Typhoon Melor makes landfall
Storm Nona reached Samar Island on 14 December triggering surge and landslide warnings.
Nigeria: Scores feared dead in raid at Shiite leader Ibrahim Zakzaky's home
Islamic Movement of Nigeria and army in blame game over deadly attacks.
Iran searching for Ayatollah Khamenei's successor amid concerns over leader's health
Iran's top assembly of clerics begins compiling list of potential successors for Supreme Leader.
Paris stab attack: Teacher slashed by man shouting Isis wielding a box cutter knife
Attack took place in the Seine-Saint Denis suburb of Aubervillers.
South Korea: Employees made to stage mock funerals to curb suicide rate
South Korean companies try to make employees realise the value of life.
North Korea holds first bankers' conference in 25 years hinting at major reforms
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un urges country's banking officials to undertake 'revolutionary measures'.
EU migrant crisis: Merkel acknowledges crisis could overwhelm Germany if influx continues
German chancellor has also agreed to noticeably reduce number of refugee arrivals into the country.
China: Guo Guangchang reappears in public with his 'personal affairs' under scrutiny
Fosun group's top executives assure Guo's detention would not affect the Chinese conglomerate.
Yoga poses for Google's new doodle on BKS Iyengar's 97th birthday
Google marks the world renowned yoga guru's birthday in Yoga style with several asanas.
France regional elections 2015: Marine Le Pen says Front National rise unstoppable despite loss
Front National fails to secure a single seat after topping the votes in the first round.
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