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Ex-FARC rebels help Colombian police identify mass graves
Former rebel fighters are helping police identify mass graves as part of peace efforts
Fourteen migrant bodies recovered in the continuing exodus from north Africa
Fourteen migrants are found dead on board an overcrowded fishing boat off the cost of Libya.
Day two round up from European Youth Olympic Festival
Ciara Neville from Ireland won the girls blue riband 100 metres event on day two of the European Youth Olympic Festival in Tbilisi, Georgia. Poland’s
EU foreign policy chief in Iran for discussions on implementing nuclear deal
After striking the agreement, now comes another tough part: how to win support around the world and implement the accord effectively. The European
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Egypt: 25 people killed in fire at furniture factory
At least 25 people have died in a fire at a furniture factory outside Cairo. More than 20 others were injured by the blaze in El Obour, an industrial
Ukraine poised to bring corruption case against Yanukovych
Ukraine looks poised to bring criminal proceedings for corruption and other offences against deposed President Viktor Yanukovych and a number of
Kerry insists Iran will be under "enormous constraints" under nuclear deal
The US Secretary of State has answered questions before the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee
West Bank: Jewish settlers scuffle with police
Scuffles continue between Jewish settlers and Israeli police at Beit El in the West Bank. Dozens of people were forcibly evicted from two buildings
German champs Bayern complete Vidal signing
Arturo Vidal completed his move to Bayern Munich on Tuesday and soon after was officially presented to the media. The 28-year-old Chile international
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi: Libya's failed reformer
Saif al Islam Gaddafi was once widely seen as the future of reform in Libya. Muammar Gaddafi’s second son was once regarded as the man who would
Libya: Rights groups slam death sentence for Gaddafi son
The United Nations human rights office says it is ‘deeply disturbed’ by death sentences handed down by a Libyan court to a son of Colonel Gaddafi and
Supermarket bans sugary drinks "to help cut childhood obesity"
Boston Olympic bid withdrawal top priority at IOC Session
Hunting operator charged over killing of Cecil the lion
Svindal and Mikkelsen race in the fjords
Rally driver Andreas Mikkelsen and Olympic champion skier Aksel Lund Svindal recently joined forces to test their speed and skills in stunning
Submarine:Swedish Navy say wreck is not 2014 mystery sub
The Swedish navy says it is “quite certain” that a wreck discovered offshore has no connection with an alert over a suspected submarine incursion
Roads blocked and manure dumped in further French farmer protests
French farmers have dumped manure and blocked roads near the German border in a growing row over low prices for their produce and cheap imports.
Meningitis: WHO in plea to avoid outbreak
The World Health Organisation is calling for vaccine production to be increased to ward off a potential outbreak of meningitis. #Africa risks large
Café Comercial closes, uproar in Madrid
The doors to Madrid’s oldest coffeehouse and bar remain closed, bringing 128 years of activity to an end. El cierre del Café Comercial tras 128 años
Why is Turkey taking on Kurdish and Islamic State militants?
It was an attack last week that seemingly triggered Turkey’s unprecedented double battle against Kurdish and Islamic State militants. 32 people were
Tooth: French students find oldest human body part
Archaeology students have unearthed what is understood to be the oldest human body part ever found in France – a tooth from 560,000 years ago
Obama urges nations to respect democracy in African Union speech
At the end of an historic and personally significant trip, Barack Obama has left Africa with words of hope and warning. Before setting off from
NATO supports Turkish fight against terrorism
Initially reluctant to join the international coalition against Islamic State militants, on Friday (July 24) Turkey launched its first bombing raids
Kurds ask NATO not to support Turkey
As NATO met to discuss the threat Islamic State militants pose to Turkey, supporters of the outlawed Kurdish PKK militia were protesting against what
North Korea remembers its history
Syria and Turkey - a history of a complex relationship
Artificial Intelligence: genuine concern, or fearmongering?
Dozens of prominent scientists have put their names to an open letter warning the public about the danger of Artificial Intelligence (AI). They are
NATO supports Turkish fight against terrorism
Initially a reluctant participant in the international coalition against Islamic State militants, Turkey last week (July 24) launched its first
Crucial bailout talks begin in Greece
Talks to pave the way for Greece’s third bailout are underway, with officials from its international creditors on the ground in Athens. The
Sewel: UK Peer resigns from House of Lords over drugs allegations
The fall-out continues from the latest high-level sex scandal in the UK. Lord Sewel has resigned from the House of Lords after being filmed allegedly