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Despite chancellor and former prime minister being hauled in front of Leveson, unanswered questions remain.

As Facebook floats on the New York Stock Exchange, we look at five ways it can get even bigger.

Overloaded servers, online-only play and frustrated gamers has meant the launch of Blizzard's Diablo 3 has been far from smooth.

Government will focus on economic growth, justice and constitutional reform.

Enterprise sales of iPads grew 180 percent in last quarter as Apple has begun to expand its sales dramatically to IT channels.

Why Ashton Kutcher Can Never Replace Charlie Sheen in 'Two and Half Men'

New Delhi gathering offers glimpse of economic, political potential of emerging markets - without the West.

Controversial bill weathers two votes of no confidence, leaving protesters short on options.

Stratfor's emails revealed on WikiLeaks give inside story of how intelligence companies work in the US.

Amidst the worries of euro zone debt crisis, investors and fund managers began 2012 in a cautious mood by cutting equity exposures to lowest levels since October.

Discover the stock-picking strategies for today as recommended by top UK brokers along with ratings.

Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas and the Islamic militant group Hamas have taken another step towards reconciliation, bringing the prospect of a Hamas-Fatah unity government even closer.

Hezbollah's continued support of beleaguered Syrian president Bashar al-Assad's regime tarnishes its credibility.

Newt Gingrich asks rival conservatives to stand aside in Republican primaries so he can fight on against Mitt Romney.

Coalition cracks, Europe rows, Miliband attacks and unhappy backbenchers: IBTimes UK reviews prime minister's miserable last seven days.

Palestinian DDoS attack against Haaretz Hebrew website and escalating cyberwar carry major political significance.

Some local Islamic leaders have even demanded that the writer should not be allowed to visit India.

International Business Times UK gauges the temperature of opinion around embattled Labour leader.

Constitutional specialist calls legal issues surrounding Scottish referendum 'unholy mess' as Cameron and Salmond prepare to meet.

The move is seen as opening up of new domain extensions for brands, organisations and services apart from the already existing 22 general use domain extensions like .com, .org or .net.

Tablet devices the world over are witnessing a rapid decline in sales with the exception of Apple. This has forced smaller tablet makers to cut prices and capture market shares.

The 34-mile wide (at its narrowest point) oil transit route holds the key to deciding a new geopolitical equation as major world powers are already taking sides in case of a war.

A poll of 20 hedge fund managers, economists and traders conducted by Reuters predicts that gold prices will fall below $ 1500 an ounce over the first quarter of next year.

“When I walk to school in the morning I used to get a tummy ache because I was so scared … that they were going to stand and start yelling and spitting,” the AP has quoted Naama Margolese as saying.

With scuffles over the Muslim call to prayer, controversy over women's rights and accusations about freedom of expression being stifled, what is happening to diversity and tolerance in the state of Israel?

The prime minister’s decision today to pull Britain to the point of EU departure, may have won a few hearts in the mean time, but the decision to “look after the interests of Britain” may have seriously damaged the UK’s long term economy.

Two million public sector workers are set to walk out on November 30, in some of the biggest strikes Britain has ever seen.

As news emerges that EDL members will seek political office, IBTimes UK looks at where that may be.

The fact that even the strong and the mighty of the Eurozone is not insulated from the contagion was evident from Germany’s failure to sell bunds on Wednesday.