Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Exploding Snowman, Tube Strike, Ukraine Violence
Best photos of the day: 29 April 2014.
Holocaust Memorial Day: Why Palestine's Mahmoud Abbas is Kidding No-one With 'Sensational' Comments
Abbas claims the Holocaust was 'heinous', yet he and his regime continue to endorse it.
Billionaire Bill Gates Urges Chinese to Invest More in Poor
China is giving less for charity despite a large number of billionaires.
South Africa Celebrates 20th Anniversary Since End of Apartheid
A series of celebrations held in South Africa to commemorate the country's first ever multiracial democratic elections in 1994
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Human Rights Watch: 'Israel Must Stop Shooting at Palestinian Civilians for Simply Crossing a Line'
NGO accuses Israeli army of committing war crimes.
Rana Plaza Disaster: Activists Form Human Chain in Oxford Street's Gap Shop
Activists have formed a human chain on London's Oxford street to mark the first anniversary of Rana Plaza disaster in Bangladesh and expose retailers' failure to rightfully compensate survivors and victims' families.
Birthplace of Black Three Muskeeters Author Alexandre Dumas Scraps Slavery Abolition Commemoration
Villers-Cotterets far-right mayor Franck Briffaut dumps annual event for 'fuelling guilt'
Thailand Protests: 'Red Shirts' Poet and Pro-Government Activist Kamol Duangphasuk Shot Dead
A pro-government activist was shot dead as anti-government protests continue
Rana Plaza Disaster Anniversary: Bangladesh Garment Factory Collapse and Miracle Survivor
A look back at the Bangladesh garment factory disaster that killed 1,135 people.
Afghanistan Exhibition: London Show of Pics by Legendary Photographer Steve McCurry
Photographs of Afghanistan by renowned photojournalist who took 'Afghan Girl' on exhibit in London in May.
South Sudan Genocide an Abomination and Betrayal, Says Washington
US speaks out after rebels kill hundreds of civilians in Bentiu attack
US Military Aid to Egypt Resumes Starting With Apache Deal
Obama administration paves the way for military aid to resume to Egypt
Texan Prisoners 'Killed by Extreme Temperatures'
Texas Department of Criminal Justice slammed for 14 preventable deaths inside
Missouri Executes William Rousan Despite Petition Against 'Unknown Lethal Injection Drug'
A death row inmate was executed with unknown drug in Missouri despite claims the lethal injection drugs could cause undue suffering.
Energy Rich Countries Under Fire for Human Rights Abuses
Report calls for the gas-rich country's government to improve conditions for workers
South Sudan: Hundreds of 'Ethnic Killings' in Oil Capital Bentiu, Says UN
United Nations South Sudan mission reports targeted killings in oil hub Bentiu
Venezuela Protests: Violence Breaks Out Again in Caracas
Fresh conflict has erupted between police and masked anti-government protesters in the Venezuelan capital.
Ukraine Leaflets Calling for Jewish Registration 'Were Faked'
Experts and community leaders question veracity of leaflets calling for registration of Jews.
Somali and Syrian Child Refugees Separated by Thousands of Miles Become Pen Pals
Child refugees exchange solidarity letters thanks to an initiative by Care International
Ai Weiwei's Art Goes on Display in New York
A new exhibition of Ai Weiwei's work has gone on display in New York, even though the Chinese dissident artist will not be able to attend.
Bill Gates Criticised for Investment in G4S' Israel Torture Prisons
Bill Gates pressured to divest G4S stake because of company's role in torture of Palestinians
Burundi Crisis: During Rwanda Genocide Anniversary, We Mustn't Forget Turmoil Next Door
Burundi has its own turbulent past - and a very uncertain present.
Hitler Worshippers, Cannibals, Apostles: Five of the Cruellest African Warlords
IBTimesUK looks at some of the most brutal African warlords
Hillsborough 25th Anniversary: Our Long and Bitter Struggle for Justice
25 years after Hillsborough tragedy the inquests are still going on - but the truth must come to light
Passover 2014: Israel's Detention of Children is a Betrayal of the Exodus
Some of Israel's modern-day practices are a long way from the spirit of Passover.
Is Saudi Arabia's Deal for Hundreds of German Tanks About to Bomb?
Saudi attempt to acquire up to 800 German Leopard-2 tanks has suffered a set back
Former Libyan Dictator Gaddafi's Sons Face Trial for War Crimes
Saif al-Islam and Saadi Gaddafi stand accused of torturing and killing hundreds of opponents.
Selena Gomez and Joe Jonas Support Malala Yousafzai's 'We Are Silent' Campaign
Gomez and Jonas are among the celebrities who feature in a 1 minute video to promote equality in education.
President Obama: Republicans Suppressing Voters' Rights More Than Ever
Obama says democratic rights are being suppressed more than any other time since passage of 1965 Voting Rights Act.
Campaigners Set Up 'Abortion Travel Agency' in Spain
Campaigners aim to highlight stark choice faced by women if Spain passes tough new anti-abortion laws.
Nigeria: Child Bride Feeds Husband Rat Poison Because She Did Not Love Him
Teen bride Wasila Umaru murders husband with poison a week after wedding.
Battle for Bosnia: Fighting to Remember the Genocide
IBTimes visits Bosnia to find out why the genocide in the country is being covered up.
Guantanamo Bay Terror Suspect Tortured with Red Hot Chili Peppers 'Endless Loop'
US officials leak details of classified 6,600-page Senate document on Zain Abidin Mohammed Husain Abu Zubaydah torture
Iraq to Legalise Marriage of Girls as Young as Nine
MPs ready to approve Jaafari law, which legalises marriage of young girls
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