OPINION

Faegre Baker Daniels lawyers outline what's next in the flurry of financial scandals

Israel's reaction to summer killings was hasty and extreme. Now a more measured strategy is required.

Jens Wohltorf discusses why travel tech startups, not car ownership, are the answer for modern transportation

Simon Dunlop discusses the long-term socio-economic implications of ebooks on emerging markets

Record financial results show we can keep competing with Manchester United and Barcelona - so we should welcome them.

Wave of suicide bombings a decade ago did not weaken Jerusalemites' resolve, and neither will this.

Gemma Collins faces abuse on social media after leaving I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here jungle

LGBT individuals continue to suffer bullying on a daily basis - and we must stop turning a blind eye.

Ultra-low interest rates are a curse for the legions of savers who have seen their cash returns collapse.

Beer-bellied dinosaurs who follow England don't bring shame - they bring ridicule.

Iran is not our friend - and the P5+1 powers should remember that.

Mourinho sold Juan Mata to United when they were struggling - and he'll repeat the trick with Arsenal this winter.

Global day of protests will aim to stop Walmart's ruthless race to the bottom.

Wenger is a God in France - and he should get the same respect among English fans.

Van Gaal has earned our trust - and that's a crucial difference between him and David Moyes.

Huge numbers of migrants are drowning every year, and its time we woke up to the dangers they face.

The forces of institutional conservatism now threaten the democracy of us all.

Attack on Egyptian navy could create new theatre of conflict for Egypt's beleaguered government.

J Michael Straczynski (JMS) and Shane Davis make Superman cool

In an exclusive interview, IBTimes talks politics and cricket with the controversial Ukip leader over a pint or three.

Reality star wearing nothing but a smile in latest issue of Paper magazine

Alex Salmond has towered over Scottish politics for a quarter-century and changed the UK forever.

How kind of the US to concede that India can keep feeding its people if it removes trade obstruction

Federer humiliation emphasises Murray's challenge of returning to the summit of men's tennis

Those who suggested Kardahsian's greasy nude photo shoot was 'empowering' are mistaken.

YouTube video 'Drunk Girl In Public (Social Experiment)' has been viewed over 7 million times.

Far too many games are being released in terrible states.

The Blades' attempts to escape from English football's third tier could have significant ramifications

England may have pointed its accusatory finger at rivals but the home of football fell foul as well.