FEATURE

IBTIMES UK EXCLUSIVE: An American woman tells us about her own night of hell in Acapulco's state of Guerrero on Mexico's Pacific Coast.

American writer Phyllis Bennis tells IBTimes UK why Americans are changing their minds on Israel.

In response to the inclusion of a 'gay planet' in Star Wars: The Old Republic, Ed Smith asks if the time is right for video games to come out.

Kamaran Haider and Thana Al Bassam tell IBTimes UK of Saddam Hussein's systematic mass murder of Kurds.

Umberto Bacchi reveals that Europe's most controversial politician is plotting to contest the 2013 elections with a new political party.

Having confirmed his departure from La Galaxy, where will David Beckham's next move take him?

Judy Chicago meets the IBTimes UK ahead of three important UK shows and talks about women in the Middle East, the death of Savita Halappanavar and the state of feminist art.

London's Chinatown residents are still distrustful when asked about China's future and past Presidents Xi Jinping and Hu Jintao.

As the 18th Party Congress begins IBTimes UK asks Tibetan activists and academics how they think Xi Jinping will deal with China's decades-old challenge - Tibet.

Who is Xi Jinping? The mysterious past of the man who is to be appointed China's next president.

Suheir Atassi and ex-SNC chairman Burhan Ghalioun admit internal divisions in the Syrian opposition to President Bashar al-Assad's regime.

Bahraini opposition leader welcomes Danish call for sanctions against unelected government.

Four young students and volunteers at Skateistan, set up to empower Afghani children, killed by suicide attack in Kabul.

From Raiders of the Lost Ark to Toy Story, some of the best films ever made still suffer from leaps of logic.

Steven Hassan, former member of Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church and now an advocate of exit counselling, tells IBTimes UK about his time as a 'fanatical Moonie'

Judy Chicago talks exclusively to Gianluca Mezzofiore about the state of radical art and the challenges punk feminist band pose to Russian bigotry.

Maniac, Sinister and Grabbers among best of bunch in gore and zombie-packed weekend.

The technology needed to listen in on someone else's phone calls costs only a few hundred pounds and poses a major threat to corporations and individuals.

As world wakes up to stories of concentration camps, torture and killings in Rakhine state, IBTimes UK ask why Aung San Suu Kyi has stayed silent.

IBTImes UK's viewers' guide to action history of Statham, Schwarzenegger, Van Damme and Norris.

IBTimes UK takes a journey through some of the Red Planet's most notable cinematic appearances.

We look at the interesting information which has emerged as the patent battle between Apple and Samsung heats up.

Due to problems with NBC coverage of the Olympic games, thousands of US customers are turning to proxy servers to watch the BBC's coverage.

Typical romantic lead joins Heath Ledger, Robin Williams and Ben Kingsley in taking a role that shocks fans

Should Team GB become a permanent side, and not just for the Olympics? There are many compelling reasons for it, says Alfred Joyner.

Republican candidate who picketed anti-war protests in 60s avoided military service to spread Mormonism in France.

One company is looking to change the way we secure our information on the internet but are we ready to change?

The Olympics could be a very attractive target for hackers, but who will be hacking, who will their targets be and most importantly, are we ready?

Mermaids: The Body found aroused curiosity and interest in the viewers. So do mermaids really exist?