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Suspected jihadists killed a policeman in a rare attack in southern Mali on Wednesday, hoisting their flag at the local military base, government and security sources told AFP. A minister said the

Turkish authorities have detained 17 people over clashes between rival Kurdish groups that left four people dead and inflamed tensions in Turkey’s main Kurdish city days after legislative elections, officials said Wednesday.

Iran on Wednesday offered condolences to the families of four Saudis who died from an apparent accidental chemical poisoning during a pilgrimage in Iran, after Riyadh summoned Tehran’s ambassador over the incident.

Gold used in jewellery and electronics around the world may have been sourced from mines using illegal child labour in Ghana, Human Rights Watch claimed Wednesday. A report by the group found

An Italian nurse who contracted Ebola while working in Sierra Leone with medical charity Emergency has been cured and has left hospital, the health ministry said Wednesday. The male nurse from Sardinia

Vladimir Putin visited World Expo Wednesday at the start of a high-profile visit to Italy and the Vatican just two days after the G7 threatened tougher sanctions against Russia over Ukraine. The

A Texas police officer videotaped pulling a gun out at a teen pool party has resigned in the latest racially-charged incident involving alleged excessive force by US law enforcement. McKinney Police Chief