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Funerals are being held for the victims of an apparent Islamic State (Isis) suicide bombing in Suruc, Turkey.

Israeli archaeologists said they had discerned biblical writing on a charred 1,500-year-old parchment

Dozens of political prisoners remain in jail and the regime has not made any real democratic reform since 2011.

Islamic State's Yemen branch claimed responsibility for a car blast outside a mosque.

The stored tissue samples were taken from just some of the victims of Nazi doctor August Hirt.

Jeb Bush vowed to cut government spending and more tightly limit lawmakers' connections with lobbyists

Turkish prime minister Ahmet Davutoglu confirms that suspect has been identified

Deformed species of daisies pictured near Fukushima crash site, four years after nuclear disaster.

China urges peace and stability in Asia-Pacific region.

Chinese aviation firm receives order for 17 seaplanes from domestic buyers.

Parliament backed a proposal to scrap presidential terms and allow Kagame to run in the 2017 election .

Police in Istanbul fired tear gas and water cannons at protesters blaming the government for a suicide bombing

As Burundi goes to the polls, IBTimes UK looks at the history behind the embattled elections

How has the crackdown on drunken tourists affected nightlife in Magaluf? Not much.

Beavis, 48, from Chelmsford Essex is challenging a private parking company charge.

Five men and two women found dead days after they disappeared from the town of Calera.

Pyongyang asserted it was a nuclear weapons state both in "name and reality'.

US and Nigeria strengthen cooperation to end Boko Haram's reign of terror that claimed thousands of lives.

Around £321,000 is sought from crowdfunding to restore the suit.

Property in the village of Osve has been bought by Isis members suspected of hosting a terror training camp.

At least 23 people were killed when 80 Boko Haram militants stormed border village in Cameroon.

Website run by ex-BBC journalist and sister-in-law of former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

The UK, Denmark and Ireland agree to take in migrants even though they could have opted out.

Ling Jihua, top aide to former president Hu Jintao, accused of taking huge bribes and trading power for sexual favours.

Isis female suicide bomber, aged about 18, suspected to be behind blast in Turkish-Syria border town of Suruç.

Financier Miles Frost died on Sunday at the family's holiday home in Oxfordshire.

The flag raising was presided by Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez.

South London St Thomas' hospital to routinely check A&E patients requiring blood test for HIV virus.

Quezada hopes to be elected as county commissioner in Albuquerque.