FEATURE

IBTimes UK looks at countries with high rates of child soldiers, including Syria, Iraq and Myanmar

Jeremy Meeks, 30, was arrested in Stockton, California, after a spate of shootings and robberies

A look at how refugees are assisted in world's largest refugee camps

Republican theories against Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential plans include fake blood clots and pagan sex

An app called Yo made in just eight hours has raised $1m in funding and gone viral, but why do people like it?

Summer solstice takes place on 21 June 2014, marking the longest day of the year.

International Flip-Flop Day raises money for various charities, including Gandys' Orphans for Orphans.

As thousands of people get set to make their way to Stonehenge to mark this year's summer solstice, we ask what is a solstice and what is the science behind it?

World Sickle Cell Day aims to raise awareness of Sickle Cell disease.

Where should Roy Hodgson play Manchester United striker in crunch Group D game? [POLL]

He will serve in the district of Florida.

After 25 years, Jeremy Paxman presents his final edition of Newsnight on Wednesday evening

Research shows patients with mental illness are more likely to be victims of homicide than perpetrators

Separatist group aims at creating independent Biafra Republic.

IBT reports from Iraq as battlelines blur and chaos engulfs border.

During the Soweto protest, hundreds of schoolchildren were killed by police.

Cath Everett examines how South Africa's bird and sea life must be protected from loss of habitat and over-fishing.

IBTimes UK profiles jihadist group's leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

IBTimes UK looks at some of the countries with the highest rates of child labour.

Cabbies warned Boris Johnson if he doesn't impose stricter regulation on apps like Uber, the black cab will disappear

A look at the Iraqi Jihadist group who seized Mogul and looted $429m.

The Isle of Man government insists it is not a tax haven and is working to broaden the UK Crown Dependency's economy.

IBTimes entertainment reporter Toyin Owoseje rounds up the week's biggest showbiz news.

Cath Everett is pleasantly surprised to find an even mix of black and white fans attending DSTv music and food festival.

Alan Turing didn't actually create a test, and calculating human intelligence is much harder than the Turing Test.

Cath Everett discovers an Indian diaspora that dates back to 1860s.

Tech Editor David Gilbert compares the Motorola Moto E and the Nokia Lumia 630

Britain's unemployment rate is at a five year low but behind the headlines the job market recovery isn't as strong as the coalition government is making it out to be.

How eurozone recovery hopes rest on a negative deposit rate and LTROs.