Argentina's Kirchner Faces Iran Bomb Probe

Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner has been formally accused of trying to cover up Iranian involvement in a deadly bombing. The allegations were first aired by prosecutor Alberto Nisman, before he was found dead from a gunshot wound...

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Boko Haram Fight Intensifies In West Africa

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent, Fotokol The battle against Boko Haram is intensifying in the run-up to the delayed Nigerian elections. The terror group appears to be mounting more attacks especially on neighbouring border towns along the...

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'Rambo' Soldier Admits Sniper Murder Plot

A former US soldier has pleaded guilty to recruiting an international team of military-trained snipers to carry out contract killings for a drug cartel. Joseph Manuel Hunter, 49, known as "Rambo", admitted to conspiring to murder a law enforcement...

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One Dead After 'Valentine's Day Massacre Plot'

An alleged plot to kill as many people as possible at a shopping centre on Valentine's Day has been foiled, say Canadian police. A 19-year-old Canadian man and 23-year-old US woman were suspected of planning to carry out a shooting in Halifax on 14...

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Ukraine: Fresh Bombing Endangers Peace Deal

Ukraine: Fresh Bombing Endangers Peace Deal We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Shelling May Hit Ukraine Ceasefire" Video: Shelling May Hit Ukraine Ceasefire...

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More Fighting In Ukraine After Peace Deal

At least 11 service personnel have been killed and dozens wounded in the last 24 hours in eastern Ukraine, officials have reported. It comes despite the ceasefire agreement reached on Thursday, which is due to come into force this weekend. "In the...

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HSBC Files: France Denies Restricting UK Use

France's finance minister has cast doubt on UK government claims that the UK was refused permission to pursue criminal charges using the HSBC files. Conservative minister David Gauke and HMRC boss Lin Homer told parliament on Monday that British authorities...

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Al Jazeera Pair Go Free Before Retrial Starts

Two Al Jazeera journalists have been allowed to leave prison in Egypt after spending more than a year locked up. Baher Mohamed was freed hours after Mohamed Fahmy's release on bail following a ruling by a Cairo judge. The men still face a retrial...

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Little Dictator: Spoof Kim Game Gets Go-Ahead

The makers of a satirical app game about North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un say Apple has now allowed it on iTunes despite previously rejecting it. Little Dictator, which has been compared to Flappy Bird, shows him as a cartoon character riding on missiles...

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Worshippers Stop Would-Be Mosque Bomber

By Neville Lazarus, Asia Reporter People at a mosque in Pakistan stopped a would-be suicide bomber by holding him down to prevent him detonating his device. Witnesses say at least six militants jumped over the wall of the mosque in the city of Peshawar...

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Greek Bailout Talks Fail To Find Way Forward

Talks between Greece and its eurozone creditors have broken down without even agreement on a way forward as the country seeks to ditch its bailout deal. Following a seven-hour emergency meeting in Brussels, the two sides failed to issue a statement...

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IS Magazine 'Interviews' Hayat Boumeddiene

A magazine run by Islamic State has published what it claims is an interview with the widow of a terrorist who attacked a Paris supermarket last month. Hayat Boumeddiene is France's most wanted woman after her partner Amedy Coulibaly shot...

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Amanda Knox Engaged To NY Musician - Report

By Sky News US Team Amanda Knox, the American woman convicted in the murder of Meredith Kercher, is engaged to be married, a report says. Knox is engaged to Colin Sutherland, a New York musician who has moved to Seattle, according to Jonathan Martin,...

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Egypt Grants Bail For Al Jazeera Journalists

Al Jazeera journalists Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed have been freed on bail by an Egyptian court after spending more than a year behind bars. A judge in Cairo ordered that the pair should be released at the start of their retrial on charges of...

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Ceasefire In Eastern Ukraine From Sunday

A ceasefire in eastern Ukraine has been agreed after all-night talks in Belarus involving the leaders of Russia, Ukraine, France and Germany. It will come into effect on Sunday,15 February, and will be followed by the withdrawal of heavy weapons,...

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Belgian Islamists Convicted On Terror Charges

A Belgian court has convicted the leader of an Islamist group and many of his followers for sending jihadists to Syria. Fouad Belkacem, the chief of the now disbanded Sharia4Belgium group, was led into the court in handcuffs and smiled as he...

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TransAsia Offers £307,000 To Crash Families

Taiwan's TransAsia Airways will pay nearly half a million US dollars in compensation to relatives of each victim following a plane crash earlier this month. The offer of $14.9m Taiwanese New Dollars (£307,000) for each family comes seven months after...

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Cross-Dressing Robber Holds Up McDonald's

A man dressed as a woman, complete with blonde wig, high heels and fishnet stockings, has threatened to blow up a McDonald's in Australia. The bloke, who also had heavy stubble on his chiselled jaw, was caught on CCTV in the Melbourne fast food restaurant....

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Over 300 Migrants Missing In Mediterranean

More than 300 migrants are feared drowned after their overcrowded dinghies sank in the Mediterranean on the way to Europe. The victims are among migrants mainly from sub-Saharan Africa who had left Libya at the weekend in four small boats, the UN...

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Man Arrested After Murder Of Three Students

By Sky News US Team A man has been arrested following the fatal shootings of three university students in North Carolina. Craig Stephen Hicks, 46, is charged with three counts of first-degree murder after the killings in Chapel Hill on Tuesday...

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'Heartbroken' Family Told IS Hostage Is Dead

By Sky News US Team The family of an American aid worker held hostage by Islamic State has received confirmation of her death. "We are heartbroken to share that we've received confirmation that Kayla Jean Mueller has lost her life," the 26-year-old's...

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Russia Looks With Envy At China's Economy

By Katie Stallard, Moscow Correspondent, in Blagoveshchensk Blagoveshchensk translates as the "city of good news", but there has been precious little of that for the Russian economy lately. The value of the rouble has plummeted and the country is...

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Charles Urged To Address Human Rights In Saudi

Prince Charles has held informal talks with Saudi Arabia's new King Salman after he arrived in Riyadh on the latest leg of a six-day tour of the Middle East. The Prince of Wales shared a lunch with the monarch and hundreds of guests at a palace in...

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Don't Arm Ukraine, Russia Tells The West

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