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Prisoners and guards have clashed at Guantanamo Bay as authorities moved inmates, many of whom are on hunger strike, out of communal cellblocks.

French government ministers are due to reveal details of their personal wealth as part of efforts by Francois Hollande to regain public trust.

Downing Street has released an initial list of invitations to Baroness Thatcher's funeral next Wednesday.

The Nigerian Islamist group Boko Haram has rejected the idea of an amnesty.

The acting editor of a pro-opposition newspaper in Bangladesh has been arrested on several charges, including sedition, police say.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators have rallied across the US in a mass call for citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants.

A report leaked to a British newspaper appears to show that the Egyptian army participated in torture and killings during the 2011 revolution.

Two people have died in detention in Mali after being tortured by the military and denied ventilation in a cell, a rights group has said.

Nigeria should consider imposing the death penalty on convicted rapists, the women's affairs minister has said.

A Turkish investment association, MUSAID, is to invest $1.5 billion in Ghana’s economy.

Uhuru Kenyatta has been sworn in as Kenya's new president, following his victory in March against Raila Odinga.

The funeral of Baroness Thatcher will take place on Wednesday, 17 April, Downing Street has announced.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has warned the crisis on the Korean peninsula may become "uncontrollable".

France has begun to withdraw troops from Mali where they have battling Islamist militants, the French defence ministry has said.

Former Prime Minister Baroness Thatcher has died at 87 following a stroke, her spokesman has said.

Eleven children have been killed in a Nato air strike in eastern Afghanistan, officials and witnesses say.

Nigerian militants claiming to be from a group that has been inactive since 2009 say they carried out an attack that left 12 police officers dead.

The Gulf state of Qatar is hosting a two-day conference on development and reconstruction in Sudan's Darfur region.

For the first time, prosecutors in Brazil will investigate allegations of corruption against former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

Nick Clegg is expected to launch the Liberal Democrats' local election campaign by claiming the Conservatives waste taxpayers' money.