POLITICS

Japan's Deputy Minister Jiro Akama went to Taiwan to attend a tourism promotion event on 25 March.

Both have tried to break into the US by selling a false image of the UK to right-wing media.

France's overseas territories, of which Guiana is the largest of five, vote in the upcoming French elections.

There have been concerns about a mass African withdrawal from the world court.

Archdiocese of Mexico has publicly denounced Mexican businesses lining up for a slice of the huge project.

Pakistan's Maritime Security Agency also seizes 18 boats off the Gujarat coast.

The size of the win for the CDU came as a surprise to Merkel's SPD opposition.

Cash-strapped government may struggle to contain outbreaks as it also battles cholera epidemic.

He has outlined six tests that the Labour Party will look to while Brexit talks take place

If an agreement isn't reached then fresh elections could be called.

Coyne has accused McCluskey of being Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's 'puppetmaster'.

Lee Elliot Major told IBTimes UK that the Tories could create more schools for the middle classes.

The European Union is calling on the Russian authorities to release demonstrators detained during protests in Moscow, Saint Petersburg and Vladivostok.

The signing of an arrangement to allow for the implementation of political accord is expected today.

Shadow Brexit secretary will use Chatham House speech to challenge the UK government.

The first daughter will join four other US delegates at the W20 summit.

China-backed Carrie Lam was elected as the first chief executive of Hong Kong on 26 March.

The prime minister will give an address north of the border to kickstart a politically significant week.

The prosecution claimed there was a 'possibility' of Park destroying evidence.

Protesters took to the streets in 99 cities in one of the biggest demonstrations against President Putin.

Death of son Beau weighed on decision to run despite data showing he had strong chance of winning contest.

'I'm calling time on terrorists using social media as their platform,' the UK home secretary said.

But the former White House hopeful also had some words of praise for the US president.

Island nation defends its hardline legal action against teen blogger who made vicious comments against Christians and Muslims

Department for Exiting EU proposes allowing three million migrants in UK to keep rights to state handouts.

Scott Pruitt says Paris Climate Agreement 'a bad deal' as Obama-era Clean Power Plan faces axe.

Victory would boost German chancellor's prospects of securing fourth term in September election.

Anis Amri killed 12 people and injured another 49 in attack.

Numerous people were pepper sprayed and four people were arrested.