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ICoast's 'Dozo' killers told to put down weapons and go home

Once a formidable force during Ivory Coast's recent conflict, indigenous hunters known as "dozos" have been blamed for multiple human rights violations. Duration: 02:18

Mar 1, 2014

Pop singer Shakira opens new school in Colombia

Colombian singer Shakira inaugurated a new secondary school in Cartagena, Colombia. Located in a poor neighborhood of Cartagena, in northern Colombia, the school will welcome 1,700 children of the region. Duration: 02:04

Mar 1, 2014

Ukrainians in disbelief as Yanukovych speaks from Russia

Deposed Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych insisted in his first public appearance since fleeing to Russia that he had not been overthrown and would continue to fight for the future of Ukraine. Duration: 00:57

Mar 1, 2014

WHouse, State Dept. closely watching situation in Ukraine

The White House on Friday reinforced US warnings to Russia that an intervention in Ukraine would be "a grave mistake" and that it must avoid "miscalculations" in its military drills along the border. Duration: 00:58

Mar 1, 2014

Canadians react to plan to end door-to-door mail delivery

Postal workers and the elderly have come out strongly against plans to phase out door-to-door mail delivery in urban areas of Canada. Duration: 02:09

Mar 1, 2014

Pro-Russians rally outside official buildings in Crimea

A small crowd gathered outside the building housing the Representation of the Ukraine President in Crimea on Friday morning in a bid to stop the newly regional leader from entering. Duration: 01:01

Mar 1, 2014

Friday prayers in street after Israel restricts access to mosque

As Israel restricts the Friday prayer at the Al Aqsa Mosque in East Jerusalem by barring Palestinian men aged less than 50, hundreds of men observed their prayers on the streets of the Old City. Duration: 00:49

Mar 1, 2014

2,000-km march for 'missing' nears end in Pakistan

Pakistani Baloch families march hundreds of kilometres to reach the capital to raise awareness of relatives who have disappeared, allegedly at the hands of Pakistan's security services. Duration: 01:17

Mar 1, 2014

Venezuelan pro-govt supporters commemorate 'Caracazo'

Pro-government protesters commemorated in Caracas the 25-year anniversary of the Caracazo popular uprising against president Carlos Andres Perez that left hundreds of people dead. Duration: 00:44

Mar 1, 2014

A look inside a Cuban cigar factory

Cuban cigar sales have increased by eight percent in 2013, reaching $447 million, with strongest market gains in China. Duration: 00:40

Feb 28, 2014

Hollande visits French troops in Central African Republic

French President Francois Hollande urged unity in the Central African Republic on Friday, nearly three months into a tough military mission to stop religious bloodshed. Duration: 00:31

Feb 28, 2014

Japan launches hi-tech global rainfall satellite

Japan successfully launches its latest rocket, carrying a hi-tech satellite to monitor global rainfall and help meteorologists forecast big storms. Duration: 00:37

Feb 28, 2014

'World's first' Bitcoin shop opens in Hong Kong

A shop selling the virtual Bitcoin currency opened in Hong Kong on Friday, as fresh concerns grew in Asia over the currency's viability and security. Duration: 01:19

Feb 28, 2014

Oscars 2014: Nominees for the 'Best Actor' award

The Oscars 'Best Actor' race this year is one of the tightest ever as Matthew McConaughey, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Leonardo DiCaprio, Christian Bale and Bruce Dern receive nominations. McConaughey has long been the frontrunner for the award. Duration: 01:05

Feb 28, 2014

Oscars 2014: Nominees for the 'Best Actress' award

Australian actress Cate Blanchett is this year's favourite to take home the Oscars 2014 'Best Actress' award, for her role in "Blue Jasmine". Amy Adams, Sandra Bullock, Judi Dench and Meryl Streep have also received nominations. Duration: 01:01

Feb 28, 2014