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Obama: I’ll veto any new Iran sanctions bill

The US president urges lawmakers to give diplomacy a chance, but warns Tehran not to waste "this opportunity".

UN backs use of force by EU troops in CAR

UN backs use of force by EU troops in CAR

Some in the UN have said that a larger force of 10,000 will eventually be needed to restore order in the Central African Republic.

Nigerian government urged to terminate Boko Haram

Nigerian government urged to terminate Boko Haram

Officials in Nigeria's northeastern states are alarmed by recent Boko Haram attacks which killed 18 and injured hundreds.

‘Unprecedented’ four car bombs rock Cairo

The blats will likely frustrate government efforts to stabilise the country on the eve of the third anniversary of Egypt's uprising.

US open to ‘plea negotiations’ with Snowden

US open to ‘plea negotiations’ with Snowden

Attorney-General Eric Holder says Snowden would be treated like a "defendant" who broke the law.

UN official warns of ‘genocide’ in CAR

There are reports of people being burned and fleeing families hacked to death, relief agencies have said.

IMF sees global growth ‘on the rise’ in 2014, 2015

The highest project growth for 2014 are in Asia (6.7 per cent) and Sub-Saharan Africa (6.1 per cent).

Geneva II: Under pressure, UN rescinds Iran invitation

Reversing statements made a day earlier, Ban Ki-Moon says he is disappointed in Iran's failure to meet its commitments for Geneva II.

UN invites Iran to Geneva II

"I believe strongly that Iran needs to be part of the solution to the Syrian crisis," says UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon.

Iraq: Campaign against Al-Qaeda in Ramadi begins

Iraq: Campaign against Al-Qaeda in Ramadi begins

The Iraqi prime minister is under pressure to end the Al-Qaeda threat before Iraqis head to the polls for fresh elections in April.