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Lesser of two very evil evils for Israel is President Assad.

Even allotting 100 per cent of oil and gas revenues to the Scottish exchequer would not eliminate what has become Scotland's annual Budget Deficit.

'Bibi' looks set to beat David Ben Gurion's record tenure in office.

Sadr has pushed for the government of Haidar al-Abadi to make good on promises of reforms

Who has been killed in Malaysia trying to uncover graft linked to growing 1MDB scandal?

Alec Salmond gave a commitment that the 2007 freeze would be extended throughout the life of the 2011 Scottish Parliament

IBTimes UK breaks down the reality of trade, migration and sovereignty issues from outside the EU.

Holm will make her first defence of bantamweight belt she won by knocking out Ronda Rousey.

Jordanian foreign policy has often been pragmatic towards its immediate neighours

Entertainment reporter Alicia Adejobi analyses how music consumption has changed in recent years

Middleweight bout takes place at the O2 Arena, on a card that also features Tom Breese and Arnold Allen.

Donald Trump was once upon a time a part-time star in professional wrestling

Now that Google has committed to RCS, will we soon be saying goodbye to the humble SMS?

As cyberattacks are reported around the world, here is everything you need to know.

The Visegrád Group apparently resisting the prime minister over his proposed welfare reform.

The idea behind these services is to get value out of something you own or skill you already have.

Makhlouf was mother and husband to two Syrian presidents and aunt to the country's richest man.

Tim Farron is right to highlight the housing crisis but wrong to use such ridiculous claims about prices.

Recording industry association of America has now certified 17 albums platinum and gold

Trump's policies outside of immigration are anathema to the religious right.

Between 1987, when Ben Ali inherited a somewhat broken economy and 2007, Tunisia's growth averaged about five per cent annually.

Gunmen have brought destruction to multiple cities but 'wolf pack' tactics are no new phenomenon.

Remaining servile inner circle gives erratic leader free rein say experts.

Government has rejected new date for talks in Tanzania despite sanction threats from African Union.

Riyadh and Tehran will continue to settle scores in brutal regional conflicts.

Central banks raising rates, China's slowing economic growth and falling oil prices set to dominate 2016?

Former prime minister will serve 18 months instead of six years in jail.

Facebook founder is locked in a grim battle to run a free but restricted internet access programme in India

Labour leader put in a strong performance at the final PMQs before Christmas.