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Female superhero movies? Jessica Jones, Supergirl and Agent Carter prove they WOULD be a success

In an era where we are seeing more female heroes on television than ever before, should the movies follow suit?

Ayesha Curry: Shocking reaction to 'classy' tweets represents misguided social media generation

IBTimes UK investigates how the young, female generation are influenced by social media.

France regional elections 2015: Can Front National pull off a historic victory?

FN is leading the regional elections in six out of 13 regions. But can it really win one?

Isis in Iraq and Syria: Daesh armed and dangerous with tanks, missiles and assault rifles

Islamic State have captured rifles, anti-tank missiles, APCs and tanks from the Iraqi and Syrian army.

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Turkey: NATO's awkward member

In a letter marked "MOST URGENT" to the United Nations in New York on 24 November, Turkey claimed that it did not know the nationality of the downed SU-24M.

Isis: Invest in BAE Systems as defence spending rises in face of Islamic State threat

Nato defence spending has been steadily cut back since 2009 - but that is about to change.

COP21: Paris climate talks have failed by letting the rich off the hook

Multinationals need to be forced to take greater legal responsibility for climate change.

Tupac biopic casting: Is Benny Boom the right replacement for John Singleton and Carl Franklin?

Following his appearance in Straight Outta Compton, Marcc Rose will reprise his role as Tupac for the film

Syria crisis: What are the alternatives to David Cameron's plan to bomb Isis in Raqqa?

Critics include Syria experts, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and the Stop the War Coalition.

Could Abu Dhabi be Israel's new best friend in the Middle East?

Israel and UAE have had a long courtship which could blossom into a full diplomatic relationship.

UK house prices: Will George Osborne's Help to Buy Isa scheme help first-time buyers?

Help to Buy Isa scheme will be introduced on 1 December.

John McAfee: Dark web data shows 10% of fatal US police shooting victims in 2015 were unarmed

Cybersecurity expert John McAfee went digging on the dark web and uncovered some shocking statistics.

Syria crisis: Turkey and Russia wage war of words over shooting down of Su-24 jet but neither wants a fight

Trade links between Turkey and Russia are strong despite deadlock over Syria

How Anonymous' #OpParis campaign may actually be helping Isis

Anonymous' #OpParis campaign is "damaging" and "directionless", claim hacktivists and officials.

War on Isis: Turkey's downing of Russian jet Su-24 betrays Erdogan's schizophrenic policy on Syria

Turkey and Russia are at war in Syria – if only through their proxies.

Boko Haram cannot be beaten with guns alone - Nigeria's corrupt education system needs to change

Teachers and parents in Borno State complain of low salaries and corruption.

Paris attacks: How amateur footage captured the atrocities in the absence of news teams

IBTimes UK looks at how the media used amateur footage to cover the Paris attacks.

Who is Jonathan Pollard, the Israeli spy released after 30 years in US jails?

Pollard is a divisive figure in both Israel and the US.

Isis in Syria: Is the siege of Raqqa about to begin?

David Cameron has called Raqqa in Syria the head of the Isis snake.

Amazon is our share tip of the week - 5 reasons to invest

Online retail giant Amazon is worth investing in, and here are 5 reasons why.

Adele new album 25 leak: How Taylor Swift and Kanye West proved the premature release can boost sales

Singer's third album is scheduled for official release on 20 November 2015.

Paris attacks: Hollande to blitz Isis with Rafale and Super Etendard fighter jets

France is due to double its forces in the region with the arrival of the Charles de Gaulle warship

IS Video Shows Apparent Beheading of US journalist Steven Sotloff

Jihadi John: Islamic State's depraved execution propaganda will outlast its most infamous son

Isis' output across the territories it controls is as bloody and murderous as ever.

Debenhams is our share tip of the week - 5 reasons to invest

Retail chain Debenhams is worth investing in and here's why.

Modi UK visit: Who are the groups protesting against Narendra Modi and what do they want?

Many have opposed the Indian leader's visit but he still sold out Wembley Stadium.

Are smartwatches the next major gaming platform?

Apple Watch offers next frontier for mobile gaming and once again Finnish firms lead the way.

London Kurdish Film Festival: Cinematic resistance tells story of war, refugees, and oppression

Films from Turkey, Syria, Iran and Iraq tell stories of Kurdish resistance.

Burundi hears echoes of anti-Tutsi hate speech that sparked Rwanda genocide

Burundi leaders spark fears of genocide by repeating anti-Tutsi propaganda amid violent political crackdown.

Null Dilemma: The internet refuses to believe this man exists thanks to bad SQL coding

Null means "undefined" in SQL, so numerous online services don't think Christopher Null exists.

Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu headed for frosty reception with Barack Obama in Washington

Netanyahu wants a $1bn hike in military aid to Israel after Iran deal

Refugee crisis country aid contributions: Russia and China in 'bad list' amid UN funding shortfall

IBTimes UK analyses single countries contributions to UN aid programmes.

Sharm el-Sheikh: Will Russia's obedient media whitewash Putin's Syria war link to innocent Russian dead?

As speculation grows that Islamic State brought down flight KGL9268, Russians rally behind the war.

Yitzhak Rabin assassination: In the war against Palestine has Jewish terrorism hurt Israel the most?

A divided society speculates on whether it could have been different if the Israeli peace broker had lived.

Letter from Cairo: Egyptians lose faith in elections as memories of 2011 Arab Spring fade

Turnout across Egypt just 20% four years since first truly democratic elections in six decades.

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