Jeb Bush to Donald Trump: Stop the lies and distractions
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Island nation defends its hardline legal action against teen blogger who made vicious comments against Christians and Muslims
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Germany warded off two cyberattacks by Russian hacking group Fancy Bear in 2016
"Germany remains in danger in the cyber arena since we are highly digitised," a top German official said.
North Korea nuclear test site witnesses hectic activity, satellite images show
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Carrie Lam is Hong Kong's first female chief executive
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Carrie Lam is widely tipped to become Hong Kong's new chief executive as minor protests witnessed in city.
Canada passes anti-Islamophobia motion among heated debate and protests
Critics argued motion M-103 stifles free speech and legitimate criticism.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says Britain should not fear debt or borrowing
'It's quite simple – united we stand divided we fall,' said the opposition leader.
Leaving Ukip was inevitable for Douglas Carswell now Brexit is assured
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Thousands gather in London to protest Brexit in 'Unite for Europe' march
March comes days before Prime Minister Theresa May gets set to trigger Article 50.
Twitter gleefully reacts to GOP's Trumpcare failure with hysterical memes
President Trump blamed Democrats for the failed healthcare bill.
Ukip's Douglas Carswell quits the party after months of dispute with Nigel Farage
The member for Clacton was Ukip's only member of parliament.
Trump's treasury secretary on threat of robots taking jobs: 'It's not even on our radar'
A recent PwC report estimated that AI and robots could take nearly 38% jobs in the US, 30% in the UK.
European Union 'risks dying' without new vision, Pope Francis says on eve of bloc anniversary
The pontiff made the comments at a summit to mark the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome.
Police launch probe after Indian MP brags about beating airline employee with slipper
Ravindra Gaikwad said he 'hit him 25 times with my sandal' for his 'arrogance'.
Venezuela's President Maduro seeks UN's help to increase medicines supply
The country's Medical Federation said that the hospitals had less than 5% of the drugs they needed.
EU chiefs celebrate 60th anniversary of Treaty of Rome just days before Brexit talks begin
Donald Tusk, Jean Claude Juncker and Antonio Tajani will be taking part in the celebrations.
French foreign minister warns Congolese 'risk being disappointed' if political deal not implemented
Jean-Marc Ayrault warns Congolese people's "disappointment" may fuel a violent crisis.
The EU-founding Treaty of Rome turns 60 days before Brexit begins
The Treaty of Rome created the EU's 'common market' and the UK will be the first member state to leave.
Anti-Brexit campaigners hope 50,000 activists will join pro-EU march in London
Organisers tell IBTimes UK they want a second EU referendum or a free vote from MPs.
US House Intelligence chair suddenly cancels open hearing on 'Russia links'
There has been a "strong pushback from the White House" on the investigation.
Oil futures up as Donald Trump approves Keystone XL pipeline
US president greenlight's controversial 4th phase of pipeline, rejected by President Barack Obama in 2015.
Lord Carlile: Police should consider arming Westminster officers with more guns and tasers
Former independent reviewer of terrorism legislation spoke to IBTimes UK about the issue.
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Freedom Caucus and Tuesday Group: Who are the Republicans opposing Trumpcare?
As the president attempts to pass landmark health care bill, more than a few Republicans stand in his way.
What has Barack Obama been doing since leaving the White House?
It's been two months since he left the top job, and he's been travelling all over the US and beyond.
The day Theresa May triggered Brexit was also the anniversary of England's bloodiest battle
The Battle of Towton in the Wars of the Roses claimed the lives of 1% of the English population.
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen welcomed by Putin at surprise Moscow meeting
Moscow has been accused of meddling in the French presidential election to undermine Le Pen's rivals.
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