A museum in the French capital is staging a huge exhibition paying tribute to an American style icon who has been at the forefront of fashion for nearly six decades: Barbie.
IBTimes UK met dozens of Ugandan demonstrators calling on UK to reject Museveni's poll victory.
In this IBTimes UK gallery, AFP photographer Fred Dufour peers behind the curtain into the shadowy world of Chinese politics.
The cute bundle of white fluff followed her mother Valeska out of their cave at the Bremerhaven Zoo.
More than 250,000 photographs were found after the tragedy and were displayed at collection centres for owners to recover.
The rare astronomical phenomenon was witnessed along a narrow path that stretched across 12 Indonesian provinces.
EU-Turkey migrant deal won't deter 13,000 refugees stranded on the Greece-Macedonia border.
Women's Day recognises everything from women's suffrage to representation in politics and equal parenting.
At 2.46pm on 11 March 2011, Japan was struck by an earthquake with a magnitude of 9.0 – the biggest in the nation's recorded history and one of the five most powerful recorded ever around the world.
Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race 2016 features 85 mushers and teams each made up of 16 dogs
Shiva is celebrated on the 13th night and the 14th days of the Hindu calendar month of Phalgun. In 2016 it was celebrated on 7 March
This year's shortlist includes a map of the human brain's pathways, delicate scales on a moth's wing, and a super-close-up of a butterfly's head.
When it comes to the city with the world's most beautiful metro system, there's a clear winner: Moscow.
Tight border patrols and tough new Hungarian laws punishing illegal entry and border fence vandalism slowed down the amount of refugees allowed through the borders.
Iconic photographs of David Beckham go on sale at Phillips in London's Mayfair for Positive View charity.
Interactive photos taken five years apart show the immediate aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami, and the same areas today.
Chris Jackson has travelled the world photographing the royal family, but a recent trip to Lesotho proved especially rewarding.
Josef Schulz, a Polish-born photographer based in Germany, travelled around Europe to document disused border posts and checkpoints.
Members of the PPK's youth wing are seen preparing for an attack on security forces in Nusbayin, where a police station was bombed.
Inside the abandoned Oklahoma mining town of Picher, described as the 'most toxic place in America'.
IBTimes UK presents a gallery of photos taken in and around the Great Hall of the people on the opening day of the CPPCC.
Two former military officers are ordered to pay just over $1 million to 11 indigenous women held as sex slaves during the civil war.
A French administrative court have rejected NGO's request to stop the eviction.
Homes have enormous holes blasted into their walls, ceilings have collapsed, windows are shattered and doors are hanging on their hinges.
Around 10,000 Syrian and Iraqi refugees are stuck in a muddy camp at the Greek-Macedonian border in deteriorating conditions.
We look at some of the hottest cars on display at this year's Geneva Motor Show.
Say hello to the smelliest virtual reality viewer on the market.
The cessation of hostilities has brought some respite to civilians, particularly from air strikes.
Bugatti has launched the Chiron, the successor to the Veyron, at the Geneva International Motor Show 2016.
French authorities have begun dismantling the sprawling camp after a court ruling.
