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By Shane Croucher | Mar 18, 2013 16:25 pm
Free expression under threat, argues Shane Croucher, as press regulation seeks to cover all 'news-related material' published.
By Johanna Quintanilla Pachon. | Mar 12, 2013 15:26 pm
For all his popularity, Chavez has left Venezuela facing an uncertain and potentially unstable future.
By Frank Islam | Mar 07, 2013 05:31 am
For a while now, the performance of the Indian economy has been driving supporters of India worldwide to the sort of frustration that is often experienced by parents and teachers of a gifted teenager whose behavioral issues come in the way of fulfilling his or her enormous promise.
By Gianluca Mezzofiore | Mar 06, 2013 12:08 pm
Chavez's controversial legacy in Latin America is democratic socialism for the poor, says Gianluca Mezzofiore.
By Sam Westrop | Feb 26, 2013 13:07 pm
How can Israel's attempts at self-defence be worse than the horrors taking place in Syria, asks Sam Westrop
By Gianluca Mezzofiore | Feb 26, 2013 12:38 pm
Democratic party leader failed to embrace change in a country raging against austerity measures.
By Martin Cole | Feb 07, 2013 16:37 pm
A tete-a-tete between the charismatic pair could crystallise the debate on Britain's relationship with Europe, says Martin Cole.
By Lianna Brinded | Feb 05, 2013 09:46 am
Following the Chris and Peter Huhne text messages, Lianna Brinded says not everything is fit for publication.
By Martin Cole | Feb 04, 2013 15:42 pm
EU foot soldiers earn more than heads of state, even though their project is doomed, says Martin Cole.
By Lucy P | Feb 04, 2013 12:07 pm
There are plenty of alternatives to nuclear power, so why, asks Lucy P, is government pushing it so hard?
By Lucy P | Jan 30, 2013 15:30 pm
Coalition government wanted war at all costs and could not even be bothered with a dodgy dossier, says Lucy P.
By Shane Croucher | Jan 29, 2013 13:02 pm
Gerald Scarfe's Sunday Times cartoon on Benjamin Netanyahu's re-election is stupid, but is is really anti-semitic?
By James Kelly
Protesters who made Farage's visit to Edinburgh a misery should be applauded, says James Kelly.
By Nick Howson
British sport's most iconic name called time on his illustrious career.
By Gareth Platt
Former Time Out editor Dominic Wells writes exclusively for IBTimes UK on the behind-the-scenes glitz and glamour of Cannes.
By Ewan Palmer
Veteran pundit's departure gives broadcaster chance to inject much-needed energy into highlights show.
By William Dove
Now that yet another band of men have been found guilty of the most appalling sexual crimes against young girls we are already being treated to discussions as to whether there is a problem with certain parts of the Muslim community in this country.
By Vittorio Hernandez
All eyes are on the controversial Nancy Binay, the 40-year-old daughter of the Philippine vice president who got the fifth highest number of votes in the May 13 mid-term election despite her lack of political experience.
By Graeme Mackay
On 25 April 2013 the French Ministry of Labour posted the latest unemployment figures for March - an increase of 36,900 and the 23rd consecutive monthly increase - which showed that 3.224 million were signed up and looking for work. The Ministry admitted that this figure broke the previous record set in 1997 of 3.195 million and whilst not releasing an unemployment rate, reiterated that this had stood at 10.2 per cent at the beginning of the year and that they are confidant that the rate would .
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