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Songs blacklisted include I Love Taiwanese Girls, Fart and Beijing Hooligans.

Ghani says Pakistan has not done enough to curb Islamist insurgency.

Greece has agreed deal with creditors ahead of debt payment to European Central Bank on 20 August.

Malaysian team to conduct preliminary inspection of objects found in Maldives archipelago.

South Korean military says it will be in a position to retaliate immediately.

Authorities fear the bears could have picked up killing as a behaviour.

Group says attack in Istanbul was against US 'imperialism'.

Kyushu Electric reactivates reactor at Sendai plant after passing new safety tests.

Italy, Spain and Greece to get get a major portion of the aid.

Williams committed suicide on 11 August 2014 after suffering depression brought on by Parkinson's diagnosis.

Swedish teenager who ran away to join al-Qaeda is being held by Isis militants in Syria.

A French family on holiday could be in hot water after apparently forgetting their 3-year-old.

Pro-Russian rebels deny Ukrainian claims and accuse Ukraine of shelling village of Novolaspa.

Vigilante Miguel Ángel Jiménez Blanco who spearheaded the search for the 43 students who vanished last year in Mexico found shot twice in his hometown of Xaltianguis.

Lawyer of victims slams police for protecting criminals in the biggest child abuse scandal to hit Pakistan.

Breaking: Iraqi officials say over 40 people were killed in the Diyala province.

Thousands of people make their way from the Turkish coast to nearby Greek islands in inflatable dinghies.

Dutch company E-Njoint has developed a smokeless and flameless electronic cannabis vaporizer in the shape of a real joint..

British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond sought to justify his use of the word 'marauding' to describe African migrants.

The attack appears to have targeted members of an al-Qaeda affiliated militia.

Decision comes 10 days after ban imposed in wake of killing of much-loved big cat.

BREAKING: Lawyer and journalist is president of the Syrian Centre for Media and Freedom of Expression.

Leader launched investigation to recover funds he alleged were stolen during previous administrations.

Swedish police say a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the attack.

Country's PM John Key has promised a referendum to decide a new national symbol.

Homosexuality is illegal in 37 African countries, and Uganda has some of the strictest anti-gay laws.

IBTimes UK meets Burundians who fled their country to Rwanda to avoid persecution.

Suspected pirates killed four soldiers and one policeman at military base in Bayelsa State.

Five dead in terror outbreak linked to Islamist and far-left groups.