The militant group pulled out of a ceasefire with the government three weeks ago, after Colombian air strikes killed a senior FARC negotiator.

Talks, based on a five point agenda, between the two parties have been taking place in Cuba for the last 30 months.

An independent attorney acting as an advisor to the Palestinian Authority told Harretz that the visit was a good sign that showed the ICC was

The US Supreme Court has overturned legislation passed in 2002, which allowed US citizens born in Jerusalem to enter their country of birth as Israel.

The court said Congress went “too far” in passing the law. The law went against the policy of the State Department, which does not list Israel as the place of birth for Jerusalem-born Americans.

The law was not enforced by then-president George Bush or President Barack Obama.

The British Ambassador to Bosnia, commenting on the resolution on Tuesday, said,

Indian police have shot and killed 12 people, including three children, at a security checkpoint in the jungles of Jharkand.

The security forces opened fire on a vehicle approaching a checkpoint, which was established after the police received a tip-off that CPI (Maoist) rebels were planning to extort money from local miners.

Police said the dead wore the olive green uniforms of the Maoist rebels and were armed.

“There were three children, aged 14-15 years, among those killed in the encounter,” Director General of Police Jharkhand, DK Pandey said. “They are poisoning innocent minds.”

The elections in Turkey saw the ruling AKP party of president Recep Tayyip Erdogan lose its majority, resulting in a hung parliament.

The party received 41% of the vote in the polls, which saw a turnout of 86%.

The president has called on all parties to "preserve the atmosphere of stability" in Turkey.

"I believe the results, which do not give the opportunity to any party to form a single-party government, will be assessed healthily and realistically by every party," Mr Erdogan said.