OPINION

Under this legislation, any journalist who dared to expose corrupt officials would face utter ruin.

As someone who studies female supporters of Isis, it's clear the writers have done their homework.

Celebrities are boycotting Trump's inauguration but remain as addicted to political endorsement as ever.

Obama was a disappointment from beginning to end, illustrating the gap between promise and performance.

The Queen has remained tight-lipped, but Charles has form on committing political transgressions.

Four years on from the brutal gang rape of Jyoti Singh and embedded and validated sexism prevails.

We asked our columnists - here is what they had to say.

Brexit failing or Corbyn resigning? We asked our columnists.

This was the year of post-truth, but who told the greatest political porky?

Virtual and augmented reality will take over in 2017 but their fates are very different.

Don't believe the hype, Donald Trump needs to fix US cybersecurity.

Our indifference to the plight of those who can't afford a home is growing.

We asked our IBT columnists who they thought were the villains of 2016 - see if you agree.

Famous people can influence our lives, inform our opinions, and be the crutch we need in times of trouble.

The American currency, like Icarus, is in danger of flying too close to the sun.

None of Adams' later books came close to its success, but my neighbour's great epic had true authenticity.

It doesn't matter how nice a new ground looks - if it's half empty, why would viewers bother watching?

Letting loose over the festive period has become headline news.

Prince Charles may still be backseat driver but the palace PR machine is firmly behind him.

The world has reverberated with seismic shifts in politics and economy, and IBTimes UK was there at every stage with a fresh perspective.

British-Pakistani Sajid Javid wants enforced patriotism – but this discourages the most integrated of us.

There's a lot more to Donald Trump's pick for Secretary of State than his dealings with Russia's Vladimir Putin.

Labour leader does not understand Syria is an open sore, from which the poison of fascist populism is spreading.

Extremists will be quick to mark these deaths as casualties in the battle for the soul of Germany.

Bringing more competitive business to UK shores will be physically and fiscally challenging post-Brexit but the UK must not waver.

The apology for her Daily Mail column about the Mahmood family is as hollow as the news she uses to spew hate.

Manthreading is apparently the latest way men are letting down their side.

The younger you start investing, the more you are able to reap the rewards of compounding.

When fake pictures from Aleppo are spread online it undermines the real atrocities.