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Oscar Pistorius defence files argument to contest state appeal

Oscar Pistorius' lawyers file 40-page argument against appeal to have him charged with Reeve Steenkamp murder.

American Airlines flights grounded due to 'computer problems'

The airline said the technical issue that prompted a ground halt of all US domestic flights has been resolved.

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Air Canada Boeing 777-300ER on approach to Frankfurt Airport. (Wikimedia)

Air Canada flight from Tel Aviv to Toronto was diverted to Frankfurt after a cargo heater malfunctioned.

General Motors to pay $900m fine over faulty ignition switches that led to over 100 deaths

The car manufacturer paying the fine means it will settle the criminal investigation.

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China: Firefighters throw children from window of burning school building

Blaze broke out on first floor of building trapping children on upper floors.

Who is Ali Mohammed al-Nimr and why is Saudi Arabia planning to behead and crucify him?

Ali Mohammed al-Nimr will be beheaded and then his body strapped to a cross and left to rot.

Migrant crisis: British volunteers reach Calais in their hundreds

The explosion of interest from British volunteers and donors is unprecedented.

Artists Ai Weiwei and Anish Kapoor walk through London in solidarity with refugees

Ai Weiwei and Anish Kapoor headed a protest march in London.

Nigeria: Police deny pro-Biafrans killed in Onitsha

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK investigates allegations of police violence against pro-Biafrans in Nigeria.

Refugee crisis: Croatia 'unable to cope' as thousands break through police lines in Tovarnik

BREAKING: More than 7,000 refugees have arrived in Croatia within days.

Mozambique declared free of landmines after 22 years of clearance work

Mozambique is the first heavily mined country to be declared landmine-free.

Ukraine bans ex Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi for 3 years to protect 'national security interests'

Poroshenko designates Berlusconi as persona non grata and takes Western journalists off sanction lists.

Crucifixion of teenager in Saudi Arabia highlights Britain's business deals with despots

Ali Mohammed al-Nimr is set to be beheaded and then crucified after appeal is denied.

Syrian refugees flee to Palestinian Gaza: 'World's largest open air prison' unlikely sanctuary for Syria's dispossessed

EXCLUSIVE: Syrian refugees have crossed into Gaza from Egypt because of maltreatment in other Arab states.

Refugee crisis: Thousands of refugees head to Croatia after Hungary's violent crackdown

Number of refugees arriving in Croatia climbs to 6,200.

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John McAfee manifesto: Open US borders, end War on Drugs and abandon TSA 'in its entirety'

If elected McAfee would decriminalise marijuana, open borders and abandon TSA "in its entirety".

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Burkina Faso military coup: Who is kidnapped president Michel Kafando and why was he ousted?

Transitional president Michel Kafando was ousted following a military coup d'etat on 17 September.

Republican candidate debate: Ann Coulter sparks outrage over 'anti-Semitic' tweets

US commentator Ann Coulter accused of being anti-Semitic over tweets.

South Korea: Humane Society International successfully rescues dogs from meat farm

Some 103 dogs and puppies were saved by the NGO.

Japan: Brawl erupts in parliament over approval of controversial security bills [Video]

Chaotic scenes show lawmakers scuffle during passing of military bills in Japanese parliament.

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Ahmed Mohamed: Arrested Muslim boy gets internship offer at Twitter, Zuckerberg invite

Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Nasa and Google have praised the teenager for making the clock.

Republican candidate debate: Jeb Bush would put Margaret Thatcher on $10 note

Republican candidate Jeb Bush suggests making Britain's Margaret Thatcher the face of new $10 notes.

Burkina Faso coup: Military shooting in capital Ouagadougou after army dissolves government

President Michel Kafando and prime minister Isaac Zida taken hostage by presidential guard.

Ukraine: BBC boss slams 'shameful' ban on international journalists

President Petro Poroshenko signs sanction list over Russia's involvement in Crimea and eastern Ukraine.

Poland 'abandoning' hundreds of victims of LGBT and other hate crimes

Amnesty International report on hate crimes in Poland states minority groups are not protected by state.

Burkina Faso military coup: Interim government dissolved as President Michel Kafando held hostage

President and Prime Minister detained days after commission suggests disbandment of presidential guard.

Migrant crisis: Hungarian Police claim arrest of 'terrorist' during violent crackdown on refugees

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said he was shocked by scenes from the Hungarian border.

Bitcoin artist Kuno Goda migrates to Ethereum

German Bitcoin artist Kuno Goda has done new work called Glideth based on Ethereum.

Migrant crisis: Google pledges to match donations made for refugees

Google joins Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase, SAP, Uber and Audi to help refugees.

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Russia: 7-year cyberwar against Nato, EU and US by Kremlin-sponsored hackers The Dukes exposed

Cybersecurity researchers uncover state-sponsored Russian hacking group named 'The Dukes'.

Atlantropa: the colossal 1920s plan to dam the Mediterranean and create a supercontinent

Atlantropa was the brainchild of the German architect Herman Sörgel

Burkina Faso President Michel Kafando and PM Yacouba Isaac Zida taken hostage

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon calls for their release.

Yemen: Exiled PM Khaled Bahah back to form government

Move comes after Houthi rebels were thrown out of Aden.

Chile earthquake: Tsunami alert issued after 8.3 quake kills 5 and 1 million evacuated

Tsunami warning issued to Chile, French Polynesia and advisory for Hawaii and California.

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