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Warner/Chappell claims Happy Birthday copyright through acquisition of musical basis of the song.

Nigeria's military speaks days after Boko Haram releases audio message denying successful operation claims.

Ansarullah Bangla Team is believed to be behind death of a series of bloggers in Bangladesh.

Israeli soldiers are pictured while aiming rifles at Hadeel al-Hashlamun in West Bank's divided city.

UPDATE: Kafando 'back in power' as elite guard and regular army reach a deal

TransCanada Corp's proposed pipeline would run from Canada's oil sands to Gulf Coast refineries.

Consumer watchdog demands that VW employees are sent to jail if found guilty of cheating emissions tests.

US Justice department has started an investigation into shell companies allegedly linked to Razak's stepson, Riza Aziz.

Cyber security and Beijing's response to slowing economy top agenda.

She says refugees are the rich seeking to 'live life far from Allah's law'.

The 4-year-old was forced to write with his right hand.

Refugee Hero site connects individuals and organisations offering free housing space with refugees.

The Pope was greeted by President Obama and the First Lady when he landed in Maryland.

Workmen filled the hole where Latori Barman lay unconscious and ran over the top with a steamroller.

EU ministers vote to redistribute 120,000 refugees from Italy, Hungary and Greece to rest of the union.

Forest in one of the Netherlands' oldest cities will be used to temporarily shelter 3,000 asylum applicants.

An Indonesian bank has transformed a boat into a mobile bank outlet.

#ShoutYourAbortion is trending on Twitter to encourage women to share stories of their abortions.

The first phase of the Second Avenue subway in New York City is set to open in December 2016.

Syrian refugees say they are charged sky-high rents and discriminated against by Egyptians.

Women take to Twitter to share their abortion experiences.

German train operator Deutsche Bahn suspends Budapest to Munich line over refugee influx.

The scandal engulfing Volkswagen is affecting shares in other European carmakers.

Riot police forcibly evicted the predominantly Syrian, but also Eritrean and Sudanese, refugees in morning raids.

The protesters marked 12 months since the government of exiled President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi was forced to flee.

Eid al-Adha 2015 begins on 22 September.

BfV chief says that ranks of radical Salafists have swelled in recent weeks.

French and German activists among those detained during march from Istanbul.

Millions of displaced people have neither the means nor the money to become migrants.