Who was behind the Qatar hack? US intel sees UAE hand in cyberattack that sparked regional crisis The Qatar News Agency hack led to broadcast of fake news. Jul 17, 2017By India Ashok
Seoul proposes family reunions and inter-Korea talks with Kim Jong-un regime The proposal is aimed at stopping "all acts of hostility" near the Military Demarcation Line that bisects the two Koreas. Jul 17, 2017By Nandini Krishnamoorthy
Rowing planned for Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's Poland and Germany trip The Royal couple's tour is seen as a 'Brexit charm offensive'. Jul 17, 2017By Brendan ColeKate Middleton Prince William British Royal Family
Macron calls for renewed Israeli-Palestinian peace talks at Holocaust service The French president said 'everything should be done so that negotiations restart'. Jul 16, 2017By Tareq Haddad
Turkey's Erdogan could parade coup plotters in 'Guantanamo suits' In emotional speeches on the anniversary of the 2016 military coup, Turkish President says he could bring back the death penalty. Jul 16, 2017By Gaurav Sharma
How Saudi Arabia has slowly realised it can't play the Trump card on Qatar The Saudis thought they had the Trump administration, especially the Republicans, on their side Jul 14, 2017By Anthony HarwoodSaudi Arabia Donald Trump
Trump caught on camera telling Macron's wife 'you're in such good shape, beautiful' Not the first time Trump's comments towards women have raised eyebrows. Jul 13, 2017By Associated PressDonald Trump
South China Sea: Has Philippines reaped fruits of The Hague ruling that rejected Beijing's claims? On 12 July 2016, the Permanent Court of Arbitration ruled in favour of the Philippines in the South China Sea territorial dispute. Jul 12, 2017By Nandini Krishnamoorthy
British Council plans to keep North Korean education scheme amid nuclear tensions Exclusive: Charity tells IBTimes UK that it seeks to stay in countries through 'difficult times'. Jul 11, 2017By Ian SilveraNorth Korea Donald Trump
White House apologises for addressing China's Xi Jinping as leader of Taiwan The US has admitted that it had made a technical error and has already fixed it, Chinese foreign ministry says. Jul 11, 2017By Nandini Krishnamoorthy
Qatar to take legal action against Saudi Arabia in wake of Gulf boycott Both Saudi and Qatari delegations to the ongoing World Petroleum Congress have largely avoided each other. Jul 10, 2017By Gaurav SharmaOPEC
Trump and the White House embarrassingly confused about Asian leaders and countries Donald Trump wrongly identified Singapore PM as Indonesia President Jul 10, 2017By Nandini KrishnamoorthyDonald Trump
Watch Trump and Putin shaking hands for the first time at the G20 summit in Hamburg Leaders willing to improve relations which had deteriorated following disagreements over Syria and Ukraine. Jul 7, 2017By Ludovica IaccinoDonald Trump Vladimir Putin
Qatar 'opens its books' to German spies to prove Doha doesn't support terrorism Germany says Qatar will answer questions about "certain people or structures" as Gulf crisis continues. Jul 6, 2017By Ludovica Iaccino
US says it is prepared to use military force against North Korea after missile launch Nikki Haley said that the US is prepared to use 'considerable military forces' to defend itself. Jul 5, 2017By James TennentNorth Korea United Nations
Poland's hard-right government is busing Trump fans to Warsaw to give him a hero's welcome Trump will visit Poland during his trip to Europe for the G20 and will deliver a speech. Jul 5, 2017By Shane CroucherDonald Trump Poland G20 European Union
Xi-Putin bromance deepens: Chinese leader says Beijing's ties with Russia at 'best time in history' Chinese President Xi Jinping is scheduled to meet his Russia counterpart Vladimir Putin in Moscow on 3-4 July for bilateral talks. Jul 3, 2017By Nandini Krishnamoorthy
Trump to hold phone calls with Xi Jinping and Shinzo Abe amid loss of patience with North Korea The phone calls come ahead of the G20 summit in Hamburg where Trump is slated to hold bilateral meetings with the leaders of China, Japan and South Korea. Jul 2, 2017By Nandini Krishnamoorthy
Lord Patten: China's UK ambassador doesn't know the difference between democracy and a wet haddock The former Hong Kong governor also accused Liu Xiaoming, China's top UK diplomat, of being a bully. Jun 30, 2017By Shane CroucherHong Kong
China blasts US over Trump administration's first arms sale to Taiwan worth $1.42bn The sale, which is yet to receive Congressional approval, faced backlash from Beijing for violating the 'One China' policy. Jun 30, 2017By Nandini Krishnamoorthy